High power saucer kits?

Hey there troops! So I'm getting the itch for a saucer and wondered if there are any high power saucer kits on the market these days. Is the 'Wocket' still available? Is there anything else I should be looking at? Thanks!

https://www.polecat-aerospace.com/cart.php?target=product&product_id=16

https://artapplewhite.com/stealth.html

cvanc said:

Hey there troops! So I'm getting the itch for a saucer and wondered if there are any high power saucer kits on the market these days. Is the 'Wocket' still available? Is there anything else I should be looking at? Thanks!

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Talk to KenRico-he's the current Saucer King with the Funk Saucer (named in honor of Kevin Funk-a pioneer rocketeer in San Diego) We're attempting a drag race at Octoberfest with Stickershock Mark, Kenny, myself and a few others in Vegas. I flew one named "A Wok on the Lake' with an I280 to everyone's amusement. 29's, 38's or 54's-your choice (or you can make an adapter)

I just got Art's 54mm Stealth. I can't wait to fly it. I also have a Wocket.

fyrwrxz said:

Talk to KenRico-he's the current Saucer King with the Funk Saucer (named in honor of Kevin Funk-a pioneer rocketeer in San Diego) We're attempting a drag race at Octoberfest with Stickershock Mark, Kenny, myself and a few others in Vegas. I flew one named "A Wok on the Lake' with an I280 to everyone's amusement. 29's, 38's or 54's-your choice (or you can make an adapter)

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Funk Saucer has the funk! (as does KenRico),
s6

cvanc said:

Hey there troops! So I'm getting the itch for a saucer and wondered if there are any high power saucer kits on the market these days. Is the 'Wocket' still available? Is there anything else I should be looking at? Thanks!

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Carl, does this desire have something to do with the avoidance of soybean fields?

markkoelsch said:

Carl, does this desire have something to do with the avoidance of soybean fields?

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You're damn right it does :rofl:

Carl, we should have taken pictures so folks know what we are talking about.

Yesterday, Tripoli Wisconsin had a launch. I flew a test flight of my L3 rocket, which was money. Should be ready for MWP. Carl flew a rocket that decided to likely fly much further horizontally than vertical. He went searching to no avail, but had signal. He came back and rounded up Kevin and I and we went forth. Used my extensive Walston experience to track this bad boy down on a farm. Yes, through a bunch of corn, and then through soybean fields. Soybeans really suck to walk through- really a tangled, thick mess trying to trip you and hide rockets! We were successful- NO ROCKET LEFT BEHIND!

Saw an M powered "Stealth" like rocket fly and one of the MWP's. I guess one would say it shredded a bit. It fell to pieces was more like it. Was a safe launch but I guess one needs to be cognizant of materials if going to a "really" high powered "saucerlike" rocket.
Kurt Savegnago

I have thought of making one out of a plastic hubcap. There are some cool looking ones.

What is the preferred angle of the sidewalks to slow descent?

Glad you got it back, Carl. So I won't have the last photo evidence of it after all.

Here is a night launch of the Funk Saucer from the last ROCstock

[video]https://youtu.be/IXbym2wx1eo[/video]

Kenny