Where do you keep your rockets?

[Smoothrivers]

power wires, cable lines, fire towers, cattle pens

 

[charles.garnes]

A rack for the ones that don't sit in their fins.

 

[Hyak]

The Wenatchee River for a couple of mine... (And parachutes DO work in swift-water!)
But generally all over the basement and garage

 

[Huxter]

The Wenatchee River for a couple of mine... (And parachutes DO work in swift-water!)

I would love to see the video of that!

 

[Hyak]

The most recent one I could have gotten a video but didn't think about it in time.... I was keeping track of my 4 year olds while watching the rocket zoom by in the current.... That rocket hit the center of the river channel dead center! Couldn't have planned that! (It was an unexpected 'chuff' of breeze while descending that did it...

If it made it that far, then it's been long chewed up by the turbines of the Rock Island Dam downstream on the Columbia River!

I'll get video next time though!

 

[Huxter]

I was keeping track of my 4 year olds while watching the rocket zoom by in the current....

You're a good dad! Safe children are always preferable over videos!!

 

[tywain]

Small ones on stands, high and midpower on the ceiling. Obviously I dont have as many as other people do on here!

 

[neil_w]

"Basement" option is missing from poll.

Woohoo, looks like basement in a landslide. How do I collect my prize money?

 

[Hobie1dog]

garage, on a shelf 8 ft. long

 

[OverTheTop]

 

[Hobie1dog]

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base from a worn out office chair? what did you use for the post adapter?

 

[OverTheTop]

base from a worn out office chair? what did you use for the post adapter?

Correct. You can find discarded office chairs on kerbside rubbish days from time to time. I got one without wheels for better stability. The adapter is actually the 98mm motor casing bolted down to the base. I machined up a couple of allow the two parts to bolt together easily.

 

[kuririn]

Just kidding.