The Potter Rocketeer

[MClark]

I just received an email with link to The Potter Rocketeer.
Signing up for LDRS I was put on the list.
Very nicely done.
Club and LDRS news, historical article with a kit review of a rocket related to historical. Plans for a rocket.
Reminds me of old model airplane magazines.

 

[markg]

I just received an email with link to The Potter Rocketeer.
Signing up for LDRS I was put on the list.
Very nicely done.
Club and LDRS news, historical article with a kit review of a rocket related to historical. Plans for a rocket.
Reminds me of old model airplane magazines.

It's a great publication - also available on the URRG website here :

https://urrg.us/content.aspx?page_id=5&club_id=453409&item_id=98149&

cheers - mark

 

[Art Upton]

I just received an email with link to The Potter Rocketeer.
Signing up for LDRS I was put on the list.
Very nicely done.
Club and LDRS news, historical article with a kit review of a rocket related to historical. Plans for a rocket.
Reminds me of old model airplane magazines.

Thanks, I just read it all; every nice.

Here is our club's ; while not hosting an LDRS, has similar ideas:

https://cv41.org/newsletters/

 

[EXPjawa]

Hey, as the guy that pulls that publication all together, I very much appreciate your comments. Thanks!

 

[EXPjawa]

New issue published this past weekend:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/ClubExpres...il.pdf&Signature=i0LRZUmkzbCk6lDx5agR98oe1+M=

 

[KenECoyote]

Hey, as the guy that pulls that publication all together, I very much appreciate your comments. Thanks!

I'll agree with OP. I normally ignore most newsletters, but I was surprised at how good a read it was and I read it through.

Great work to your team...it is very much appreciated!

 

[EXPjawa]

Thanks!

 

[lr64]

I gotta admit that when I saw the title, I imagined a rocket made of fired ceramic. At least you wouldn't have to worry about what the eject charge would do to the body.

 

[MClark]

I gotta admit that when I saw the title, I imagined a rocket made of fired ceramic. At least you wouldn't have to worry about what the eject charge would do to the body.

I worked on ceramic nose cone for a high fast rocket. Resists heat and erosion and is radio transparent.
Shrinkage upon firing is a problem.
It’s more durable than you would think, if it doesn’t hit a rock it probably won’t break.

 

[EXPjawa]

That's funny. Of course, and its probably apparent when you reading it, but the real story is that our club field is in Potter, NY.