I can't believe where Rodketry has went, or has been since the Vern Estes Days and his first Machine for making Mass Produced BP Engines.
I read a very interesting history on another thead earlier, that brought in light a lot of historical information that I missed out on during my hound dog days.
And to see what is going on know, electronics and all. Just imagine if you showed up at LDRS-3 what we have today what they would think?
And what they even thought about what they had back then?
At the end of page 4 I was thinking, well read it. You'll know. If you can't Beat em, Join em!
We have come far. We ARE intivators, and I respect the people that do so for all our benefits.
Especially those that can make a living at it.
And I will support those that do so. As much as I can.
After all, my dream is still, and always have been, and always will be, since I was 10, to put something into a sustained orbit.
I might, just maybe get there. But not without the help and aid of the knowledgable people here on TRF!
Paper, cardboard, balsa, wood glue to Plastics, epoxies, to Fiberglass and resins, to Carbon Fiber and beyond.
Whom also appreciates the scienctists that make the "Hobby" a wonderful Sport?
And to the lengths and sizes of some of your rockets that some of you guys go to. HATS OFF to you.
Have a Super Great Thanksgiving!
JEA
I read a very interesting history on another thead earlier, that brought in light a lot of historical information that I missed out on during my hound dog days.
And to see what is going on know, electronics and all. Just imagine if you showed up at LDRS-3 what we have today what they would think?
And what they even thought about what they had back then?
At the end of page 4 I was thinking, well read it. You'll know. If you can't Beat em, Join em!
We have come far. We ARE intivators, and I respect the people that do so for all our benefits.
Especially those that can make a living at it.
And I will support those that do so. As much as I can.
After all, my dream is still, and always have been, and always will be, since I was 10, to put something into a sustained orbit.
I might, just maybe get there. But not without the help and aid of the knowledgable people here on TRF!
Paper, cardboard, balsa, wood glue to Plastics, epoxies, to Fiberglass and resins, to Carbon Fiber and beyond.
Whom also appreciates the scienctists that make the "Hobby" a wonderful Sport?
And to the lengths and sizes of some of your rockets that some of you guys go to. HATS OFF to you.
Have a Super Great Thanksgiving!
JEA