10 June 2000
This is just a rough first cut... I'll keep chewing on it as I have incentive. I'm also going to need help positively identifying people and events... please send me email with that information so I can fix the page. It's also going to take me a little while to get all the photos in the right order, or at least associated with each other properly.
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One of Tom Binford's launches... a collection of A motors surrounding three Cs. The Cs didn't ignite properly, causing the rocket to quickly veer off-course. The parachute deployed quickly and the rocket landed safely. |
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Shann Ladiser prepares his rocket. |
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Shann's final preparation, launch, and examination of the burnt shock cord after a failed recovery. |
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Various preparations including the Estes pad. |
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Ken Kassel prepares a G40. |
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Various launches. Please help me identify the rockets. |
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Palmer Hudson's level 3 cert of "Glory." |
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Preparing for launch. |
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The range seen from the launch pads, and the launch control board. |
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Testing a parachute prior to launch. |
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Ken McEwan hauls his "John Deere" out for its level 3 cert flight. |
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On the right is Todd Mullen's Mini Magg on a H-97. Please help me identify the other rockets. |
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Ken Kassel's kids launch rockets. Meghan sets up at left, and on the right Vince's Big Daddy takes off. |
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A nice custom paint job. The rocket was an I with six air-ignited G40s, which made for an interesting launch experience. |
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Yep, we have a winner. Todd Mullen's LOC Warlok landed on the sod farm's irrigation equipment. He was able to get the rocket down by unlinking the shock cord. |
