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I have a Ton of VB rockets and a bunch of the instructions. Grampa Vaughn used to live 10 mins from my house ( kits were kitted in Vista Ca not Paso Robles ) we used to go over on weekends and help so I ended up with a few kits that didn't make it to the public. The Extreme VB line of rockets...

your probably going to have a hard time finding a kit Roy didn't sell that many of those I still have the fins for patterns and hopefully the instructions for it I killed mine after about it's 15th flight on I-435's It pile drived into the ground with no chute deployment it's not a hard kit to...

the Name that shall not be Spoken LOL

thx for all the responses I should have asked this ? before I spent the $s for the one that was supposed to fit. I have a couple of the same MM that I salvaged off some rockets that were given to me. They fit a paper 54 mm tube no problem but I would have to dremel the mm tube with the others...

quick ? What motor retainer are you using for Madcow 54 mm fiberglass motor tubes ??? I ordered this one (Aero Pack 54mm Retainer (Fiberglass Motor Tubes) (RA54P) and it seems like I'll have to do a lot of sanding to get it to fit. It's for the LDRS Avalanche

I saw one fly on a J460 --> H238 combo earlier this month It flew really well

VB was sold to Discount Rocketry and They redid some of the kits but not any of the Extremes just some Blobbo's and a glider Dad Vaughn ( Gene ) moved to Hemit Haven't heard anything about the Boys

used to also hang out at Kevin's house on multiple weekends but Vaughn Brothers was also 10 mins from my house in Vista ( brothers were in Paso Robles but all kitting was done at Dads garage

I got a HF woodlathe that I spun a 5.5 x 26 in long Nike Smoke nosecone on also a small drill press that I did break the table ( we really over used it making High Power launch pads ) and the product I use the most is Diamond Rotary Cutting Discs 5 Pc Item #69657 they fit in my dremel and I use...

I've never used tape masks for fillets I've mainly used straight epoxy and either my finger dipped in rubbing alcohol or a popcicle stick Sometimes I will put micro balloons into the epoxy

I've flown almost a 100 24 mm AT reloads and recently tried CTI 24 mm. Biggest differences are ease of building for CTI but $$$$ is about $15 a shot, AT reloads are a lot cheaper One other thing about AT is F39's over pressurizing the rear closure and popping it off If that happens You...

another SAD DAY for Rockers

where is your forward delay washer and the delay o-ring ? I don't see them in your pic All these AT reloads require them It's even in the PDF that you put in your link Chapter 1. Forward Closure Assembly

theres still a bunch more hidden in other racks in my garage and hanging around

like this ??? this was one from our last launch

I hang a lot of mine upside down and smaller ones are just racked up

I flew mine on a AT 24 mm F-74-7 single use and F-39 reloads It handled them no problem

I flew an AT G-33 earlier this yr that was 17+ yrs old

I fly my Mega Mosquito on AT G-76-10 reloads I also have a 4 in Mosquito that flies on AT I300's so they will take a bigger motor no prob

I've always used a drill bit to shorten delays even on single use motors I've also figured out how to shorten estes 24 mm motors ( even though its against the rules and you will cringe watching me do it ) the Deltie Thunder flies better on a D-12-1 than a 3 second delay