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  1. 31st May 2012, 01:59 AM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by AfterBurners View Post
    Grim sorry to hear about what happened. That guy has issues. I think I would have had a few words with him, but that's just me.

    BTW - What delay would recommend for the E12's on your Quad Daddy. I'm considering building one. Not sure how to Rocksim the motor?
    I would now go with 8s.. the 6s were to short.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jadebox View Post


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    Tough call on that particular one. I wonder how my Magician would do on each of them? E9 or N3800...E9 or N3800...E9 or N3800... Oh, I just can't decide.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marc_G View Post
    With each launch the kids were totally distracted and I heard the coach tell them to "ignore the stupid rockets."

    I eventually called it a day but will always remember the disdain the adults there showed. As if I invaded their personal lawn before they got there.

    People are idiots.

    Marc
    I would have kept launching, just because of that. With ever bigger and louder motors, too. (Without actually putting anyone at risk, of course.)

    The safety code says in part that we are supposed to "use a countdown before launch, and will ensure that everyone is paying attention..." So next time, bring a bullhorn.
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