New from the UK

[shedifice]

HI,

I have been building small rockets with my kids for a few years now. Over the last 6 months I have been mentoring a high school group for the UK youth rocketry comp. Here for tips and info. Been using mainly C and D motors but stepped up to E's for the comp. My lad wants to get his youth level one soon so will start adventuring into H motors. Also plan on some kit/scratch built avionics in the next 6 months.

Leigh

 

[Huxter]

Welcome to the forum! It's great your working w young kids. Some get very excited.

 

[smstachwick]

HI,

I have been building small rockets with my kids for a few years now. Over the last 6 months I have been mentoring a high school group for the UK youth rocketry comp. Here for tips and info. Been using mainly C and D motors but stepped up to E's for the comp. My lad wants to get his youth level one soon so will start adventuring into H motors. Also plan on some kit/scratch built avionics in the next 6 months.

Leigh

Very nice!

Lots of easy builds and more advanced projects you can do in the D range and smaller.

 

[Hobie1dog]

to the forum.

 

[OverTheTop]

Welcome aboard. Lots of great information and helpful people here.

 

[OzHybrid]

Welcome. The Eggtimer Classic is a good place to start electronically as the components are not too small. Newer stuff these days is surface mount which can be tricky. Good luck on your journey. There's no stupid questions (but use the search button on the top right hand side before posting).
Norm

 

[BrendanH69]

Welcome to the forum, a great place for tips and advice for sure.

 

[teepot]

Welcome to the Forum. Greetings from Southern Nevada. We spent '87 to '91 at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk. Had a great time.