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Flight Data
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Interested in radio beacons for rockets?
Looking for Brothers HPR Contest info?
A spreadsheet to convert from GPS coordinate
to radials / nautical miles.
A letter from Gordon Smith
some ematch
info
Data from recent flights.
Some pictures of my 75mm Minimum Diameter Rocket.
Body Tube,
Big Fins,
Smaller Fins
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OregonRocketry is my rocket club.
Here is the launch schedule
for 2006. Download a brochure
(from 2003) if you want more information.
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A video of
my Quantum Leap. Staging from a J350 to an I284. Total
altitude, about 7000'. Brothers, Oregon June 2003. |
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A Video of Alex
McLaughlin's Kevlar Kritter |
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Here's my Sudden Rush getting
ready to leap off the pad for it's Level 1 certification flight. I
don't fly this rocket any more because I've got several other's of the
same general size. |
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This is my two-stage Quantum Leap. It
first flew in May 2002 on a I211->I161, then in June in an I284->I211. Both flights were spectacular!
In 2003, It would be really nice to put a J350 in the booster, and an
I284 in the sustainer. Unfortunately, I built it so that a J350
would NOT fit in the sustainer, so I'll have to pop up to a 54mm in the
2nd stage. That will be cool!
In June, 2004, I'll be launching on a J415 to I211. I expect
close to 9000'. Update 6/30/2004: it topped out at
8600'. Here's a picture of
the liftoff courtesy of Fred Azinger.
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My Level Two rocket, A modified PML Endeavor
that I call 'endive'. My biggest motor to date was flown with this rocket. a J415 took
this one to 6000+ feet! |
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The Nimbus, in it's original form before the fin
can and body tube were replace. This 54mm minimum diameter rocket
can really scream. I've flown this on a variety of motors, including
a J415 to 9000'!
Plans for 2003 include a K185 in May, 2003 at Brothers.
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