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$39.99 Drill Press from Harbor Freight comes quite handy... Cordless Drill Dremel (corded and cordless) #11 Blades...in bulk Mouse Sander Saw Horses (for large projects) Soldering Iron Razor saw Various sand papers Emory boards with spongey cores 3' and 4' angle...

I put the first coat of epoxy on the airframe, then roll on the glass...I re-wet the glass areas that appear 'dry' while working out any wrinkles as I go. Johnnie

ANDROMEDA - Freedom Class Star Explorer Welcome back to posting on TRF Steward...it has been a while.

Fisher Aerospace Hardware is good stuffs! Customising is top notch too... Johnnie

I guess I could repost a wish list here: Tubular Nylon for shockcords...Keeps my stuff linked you know Loc Precision Weasel...maybe third year is a charm (?) Rail Buttons from Railbuttons.com (both Sizes)...can never have enough! Estes Executioner...Heres to wishing upon a star right...

What's with the goat references anyways...?

No wonder Carl, a.k.a CTulanko, sent me a terse warning PM for calling him a "Super Moderator"...because he is not listed as one thats why!

Five years ago we were hyped, we had a mission, and were focused...I see now from the lack of interest here, as well as the TRA list serve, pretty much sums up where we are: Divided, Fractured, Disgrunteled...or maybe we just don't care anymore(?) I knew I should have made this thread a poll...

I made propellant today...propellant inspired by watching Pat G. on a program aired on the Discovery channel in November 2003. I was in Orangeburg with a group of fellow rocketeers attending a Tripoli South Carolina Research Launch that weekend, and the program was a two or three part show...

Anyone wishing to get a sense of what TRF was like in the early days can simply pick any forum catagory, and start reading from post number one...work your way forward from there. Lots of good info, lots of sharing, and the content was provided by many outstanding hobbiest who do not frequent...

On the contrary, I find that a calculator is a much needed item within my Range box...who knows, someone at the RSO table may want to know the max lift off weight of a given motor/rocket combo. They are great for all kinds of rocket science type calculations... Note: In 10-years of toting...

Agreed, change to much from the original, and you lose your faithful base. The only thing that needed updating were the sets, acting (in many cases) and the scenarios. I really like the look of the Enterprise, and if JJ Abrahms stays true to form, his vision of pre-Star Trek (a.k.a The Star...

We had some members discover the world of potatoe cannons...and they showed their new found love at a launch many years ago. Needless to say, potatoe cannons are not allowed at launches anymore, once was enough. Seriously though, potatoe cannons have evolved much like rocketry (not to scale of...

Almost missed this one, thank you!

You are added, and I will add more as I get educated myself...

Very nice, I have added you to the list...and my favorites!!

Ahh, but if you read further, he only found RP through googling his own name...otherwise he was just being a typical teen (dumber than some), playing with fireworks (in his apartment). I do not think he had rocketry on his mind, in fact it was more of a "hey y'all, watch this..." No, the one...

Please don't share anything??!!??!! Did I read this correctly? Now thats just not right...I don't think that anyone should have to 're-invent the wheel' to learn this stuff... I'm not asking for a sticky like the other linkable threads, just a place where the curious individual could hang...

For my own curiosity, I would like to know where most of you 'research hounds' get your daily fix. This thread could be two fold, as it could post all of the links to known or unknown websites of interest, (in a nice sincere format)...maybe some of you will know these sites, and for those...

Missed you at Walt's testing today...would have made for a great B 'Day getaway... Hope you had a good one, Happy Birthday Kevin! Johnnie