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Tim was on Rocket VLOGS tonight, and is offering the Cherokee Mini for $50 when you use the code "RocketVLOG" (no S). I ordered one. Rocket kit, $50. Shipping, $37.50. LOL! Not counting the 38 mm motor hardware I now need to buy. 😂 😂 😂

Tim just announced on Rocket VLOGs tonight that he's reached an agreement to (essentially) buy Curtis' mandrels, etc. - the rocketry business of CW - and will be offering CW kits. Woot! Curtis/Composite Warehouse has signed a non-compete with Tim, which means he's not in the rocketry business...

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230918619674/en/Agility-Robotics-Opening-RoboFab-World%E2%80%99s-First-Factory-for-Humanoid-Robots/

A slight takeoff of the other thread (Movies You Wish You Could Forget... But...). These are movies that you wish you'd never seen! For me, it would be Green Slime. One of the very worst that I can recall. But a close runner up would be Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! which has taken on a cult...

Spendy, but you can get it here.

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, so my apologies if it isn't. I'm currently in the midst of a build, and I'm certain that I have enough Rocketpoxy (aka Glenmarc G5000) epoxy, but not so sure about having enough for the next build. I went out to my usual "go to" places to...

I've been looking around to get solid information on bulkhead diameters, etc, and can't seem to find anything all in one place. I've started a spreadsheet, but wanted to see if anyone out there has this information tucked away already. It would be nice to know what dimensions I should start with...

I have a GoPro I'm planning to put into the electronics bay, with an opening opening cut into the switch band to support a 2" sapphire window. The GoPro will be mounted to a "porch" I have added to the back-side of a 3D-printed sled. I have an O-ring that matches the diameter of the sapphire...

I have designed and redesigned my electronics bay many times now. The first implementation was to create a sled using the PCB as the sled itself. I successfully used that on my Level 1 certification flight, so proof of concept was established. I decided that I was solving a three dimensional...