Update: NAR Launch in Muncie Indiana.
Yesterday my Marco Polo paid for itself TWICE in one day. Please see the photos below. If anyone here knows the farm field where we launch at in Muncie Indiana, they would know it is very big and rolling.
Everyone was landing in the corn or soybeans. I did as well. My flight in the photos below was from a flight that landed very far away. I would have
NEVER found this rocket without this tracker. It is very simple, cost effective and works right out of the box. Also, at a NOTRA launch last month, It saved/found no less than 4 rockets in corn and soy as I loaned it out and used it myself.
Say what you will.....But while the rest of you are walking rows, flying drones, etc., the folks with Marco Polo's are simply walking up to our rockets and flying again. I have tested it and it works. I personally know 4 other rocket fliers who got one after using or seeing mine. I have put mine in a model rocket all the way up to a 7' 5.5" diameter high power....IMO it is the greatest bang for your buck. I cant believe I ever launched without one. In the lower photo, notice the arrow pointing to the cone on my hand held....I wonder where I put the tag/transmitter in this rocket? Hmm......
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