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Yup! Just installed on an iMac Pro yesterday with no issues! Worked like a charm with High Sierra (10.13.6) and Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment 18.3 (build 10.0.1+10). Thanks for keeping this wonderful piece of software viable! ;-)

Wow! Great thread...really brings back memories. Just noticed that Estes has all of the old catalogs still available online: https://www.estesrockets.com/customer-service/full-catalog/ So, started around '75 with the obligatory "Deluxe Starter Kit" including an Alpha, launch pad, launch...

I concur, both of Mr Rhodes's books are brilliant and engaging reads ;-)

This is truly a shame. I had a QModeling Nike X which was one of the nicest kits I ever put together. Flew like a dream. Same sentiment about BSD...the Thor was a standard of model rocketry. I scratch built one, but never had the pleasure of building and flying "the real thing".

Subscribed....who KNOWS what CJ has lurking in the dark corners of his garage?!?

AirFest?!? I haven't even planned for Kloudburst yet! Do have a new scratch build I may fly on a 2grain 98mm research motor. And hopefully my 2-Stage 2.6" Darkstar is done by then.

Good mental image of interaction....thanks Titan II :wink: Appreciate it, CJ! Not in any hurry...just getting everything back out to take a look and start the build.

Any updates or newly found tips-n-tricks on this endeavor? I'm finally going to start the build on my 2.6" 2-stage Darkstar I purchased 2 Black Saturdays ago :-P Ordered some brake line....have the 4500 epoxy. Need to round up a second Aeropac. Have a new RRC3 and a RRC2+. Something I didn't...

Definitely CTI White Thunder, followed by CTI C-Star

I've always had very good correlation as well. Additional "factors" include selecting the proper finish on the rocket, accuracy of the shape of the fin leading/trailing edges (is it REALLY airfoiled, or just kinda...), and manufacturing tolerance of AP motors can also be a big factor.

Thanks, Bill! At least partially back anyway. Missed flying with ya

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I could certainly use a couple of AT 2560 reloads at a "special price"....haven't looked closely to see if anyone is doing a special on those yet. Didn't fly much at all in 2015...home renovations and a change in job responsibilities kept me pretty close to base. Hoping for a much better 2016!

The University of Arkansas captured one of the competitions: https://news.uark.edu/articles/27554/mechanical-engineering-rocket-team-launches-to-first-place

Eric, very sorry to hear of your loss :( I will definitely take the rear closure for $45 + shipping when it's convenient. Just PM me and we can arrange. QUOTE=3stoogesrocketry;1443076]Sorry all I had a death in the family. I'm outta state till the end of the month. Hybrid33 you have...

I might be interested in the aft closure if Hybrid33 takes a pass...

:cheers:

Nope, you'll have to use OR to "Save As" Rocksim (.rkt) and then move it over. OR can read .rkt, but not vice versa...

Android user here. Had iPhones before, but being a Linux guy, felt more in sync with Androids. Per John's mention of a "home phone"...that'd be an EXCELLENT follow up question. How many of us still HAVE a "land line"? I haven't had one in about 8 years personally. Often wish I were in the...

True, TB! And I certainly wouldn't recommend it as I think having a bit of experience BEFORE you cert is really important. That said, I certainly broke my own rule :blush: