Id guess it was the UQ Space group, they had some pretty nice camera gear. I see they posted and tagged everyone on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/360584664455635/posts/514311762416257/ I was the Callisto (Fluro Orange NC, Silver body) with the screamer Thanks - I’ll get my partner to check it...

He is, but I'm a bit worried for him. I've emailed and left voice mail and not heard back in the last couple of weeks. I also have an order sitting in "Processing". Does anyone know if everything is OK at AR? Hey Matthew, apologies about that, yes everything OK, just crazy... everyone wil...

Ping Blake on info@ausrocketry.com. He is quite helpful and flexible at times :D He is, but I'm a bit worried for him. I've emailed and left voice mail and not heard back in the last couple of weeks. I also have an order sitting in "Processing". Does anyone know if everything is OK at AR?...

I didn’t have any ideas on cool projects that would require unusual motors to order for a Thunda19 build.

Until today...

I thought of a cool project for a CTI Pro54 1408K2045-17A VMAX...

And the orders closed last Friday..

Oh well...




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Well it’s a good thing we’re not using them for anything with any kind of force is applied to the units then...

#sarcarsmHasAPlaceInRocketScience #JustNotABigPlace


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Any ideas where the solder balls came from?


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Incidentally, there was someone from one of the Uni teams present who got a great slow mo of my Deadpool launch. If this is you or you know who it was, (or if you got a video of the flight) can you help me get in touch please as I’d love a copy of the video...


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Yes, thanks again to Blake for all his hard work making sure we have the things we need!! Also a big thanks to Warren and Petar for LCOing and to Rob for RSO duties... I managed to (finally) get my Deadpool rocket “Maximum Effort” up on an I195 after three trips to the pad trying to solve a flight c...

There’s an open day on Saturdays as well.

I’ll be taking my 13yo on Sat the 11th August.


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I have been wanting to go check the Brisbane hacker space (https://hsbne.org/) out for a while, but a long standing work appointment conflict on a Tuesday night has prevented me. I'm mostly interested as they have a whole bunch of tools that I don't!! http://wiki.hsbne.org/tools BUT: my Tuesday nigh...

looks like I missed a great one for the kids... great pics too guys.. I was disappointed to miss yet another launch... but... the house move is now finished, the garage is clear enough for a "rocket nook", I have received a big box of parts for my next HPR (my first real dual deploy) and c...

crom wrote:More detail on the "Miles Project" rocket can be found in the YouTube video...

awesome video - not sure if you realised that you accidentally dropped an F-bomb in the video (as it was drifting towards the corn field...) - did your son play this at school?

I’ve often thought the same thing - only issues I can think of are the tensile strength of the nylon mesh or the reduced effectiveness of the parachute?


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Digit took the challenge to get a shot of Aspera-III (29mm MD on a G80) above the rod as it exited, on its way to mach1 at 590ft. My last 240fps slow mo had a total of 4 frames where the rocket was visible once it started moving before citing the camera frame, and that was with my phone in portrait ...

kopius wrote:

joeman wrote:L900, 3,500 ft.

Got a video on iphone too if you would like as well.

Cheers!

Joe

Just to clarify, it was L900 Dark Matter and the reported altitude was 2,764 ft. 4.07m tall x 6.1" diameter

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