1. Deplete a good amount of my motor inventory. (aka, fly more, build less)
2. SR71 Build
3. Saturn 1b Build
4.Super Orbital Transport Build
5.Fly some I motors.
Instead of the SR71 and S1B builds, I built two sheds instead
1. Deplete a good amount of my motor inventory. (aka, fly more, build less)
2. SR71 Build
3. Saturn 1b Build
4.Super Orbital Transport Build
5.Fly some I motors.
Staying focused, so I keep my build list from growing faster than I can build stuff. Already have plans to build more different rockets than I'm likely to get done for several years, but the ideas keep coming.
Look, a flying squirrel! Hey, that would make a neat rocket...
I'm so close, I need to go to this:
2023 FAI World Championships for Space Models for Juniors and Seniors
and World Championship S2/P Challenge Cup
1-8 July, 2023
Austin, Texas, United States of America
https://www.nar.org/site/wsmc-2023/...ext=Event Dates: 1 July through 8 July, 2023.
Well, I guess 2/4 ain't all that bad. Pretty clear I won't be doing much HPR until the fellas are older.Help the youngest boy build a replacement Luna Bug
Help the middle boy with his S9
Help the older boy with his S2P
Get at least one high power flight in
I didn't get my last goal: Build a L3-capable rocket.One to go.
Help my kids design & build their own mid-power rockets.Fly my own electronics.Fly at least 2 of my own new rocket designs.
Completely missed on all three of mine. Getting the new house approval through Council, and renovating our existing home has taken up all my otherwise spare time in 2023. On the plus side I did get two HPR flights in, the first HPR flying since covid hit.That's about the priorities, and I suspect not all are going to happen. Also attempting to build a house and mentor a uni team and do some consulting on a big project. Busy year, me thinks.
- Test fly my Vertical Trajectory System and start to get the control gains dialed-in.
- Complete the Automatic Antenna Tracker and get it tracking rockets.
- Build another HPR, either my Fire Flyer 4 or the 3" Adventurer.
I managed to (mostly) meet the first three goals.
- Push my building skills by learning how to make advanced composite parts for high perfomance rockets.
- Attempt the TRASD President's Challenge (Exceed 2000 mph while staying under our 18,000 foot waiver)
- Attempt to claim a Tripoli altitude record.
- Actually cast some propellant.
- Successfully launch a hybrid motor.
- Fly a two stage rocket with electronic ignition.
- Build and fly more low power and midpower rockets.
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