Another newbie here and so happy to find you guys! Thanks for being here!
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Welcome to TRF!!!
to the forumThanks! Hoping to make contributions to this forum in addition to learning more. Looking forward to interfacing!
Thanks Hobie1dog! Great to be here!
How may I be of help?
Welcome!
What’s your experience with rockets, and what are you flying/want to fly now?
What’s your experience with rockets, and what are you flying/want to fly now?
Post pictures of all your rockets, as we love pictures, text is boring.
Just bottle types with Estes engine, payload and stick.
Just bottle types with Estes motor, payload and a stick.
Just Estes rocket motors. I only built on actual Estes rocket when I was just out of high school. Beyond that I have used them in a bottle rocket fashion to send up fireworks. Nothing fancy. I am most concerned about keeping the rocket traveling straight up rather than on a parabolic with execution at apogee.
I haven't taken pictures of any of them to date. I will start doing that.
Welcome to the Forum. Almost everything I have learned about rocketry has been from this Forum. I've gone form low power to mid power and to high power because of this Forum. Everything you need to know is here somewhere.
Welcome! The Estes Classic Collection contains technical reports on stability, staging, clustering, boost gliders... it's dated but still very useful to beginners. Most rocketnutz don't swing-test rockets any more, they use OpenRocket or RockSim to determine stability.
