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Bob Finch NAR 12965 29 mm Priority Stealth with a Moustache on an Aerotech RMS H128W-S at the monthly Albuquerque Rocket Society launch at their range in Rio Rancho, New Mexico Loading the grains in the liner Centering the liner in the motor casing Attaching the Moustache Folding the fiberglass streamer Ready for launch On the pad After landing New Level 1 |
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John Lee NAR 87285, TRA 03040 38mm Cinco with a Moustache on an Aerotech H73J at the Alamo Rocketeer, NAR#661 Monthly Launch at China Grove, Texas, March 8, 2008    Click on photos to enlarge |
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Tim Reidy 10" Delta Flying Saucer on an Aerotech H128W with a 29mm adapter at the Meek Ranch, Texas on June 24, 2006 |
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Juan Bazan - NAR Junior Level 1 10" Delta flying saucer on a Cesaroni, Pro38, 3 grain I210 at the Meek Ranch, Texas on June 24, 2006 |
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Jason Clark 10" Cluster flying saucer with an Aerotech H165R Redline motor, April 8, 2006 at Big Hallow Wash (5 miles west of Cedar City, Utah). Jason says, "Great flight!" |
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Danny Reynolds "Hot Plate", 10" Cluster Flying Saucer with Moustache on a H123W motor on October 29, 2005 Midwest Power 3 in Princeton, IL Danny's blog |
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Dave Landry 12" Original Flying Saucer with an Aerotech H73 (RMS 38/240) at the Louisanna High Cotton Launch on October 22, 2005 Click here for a video of the flights (3.3MB AVI) Dave's comments: It was a little windy. Most of the rockets were having some troubles---weather cocking into the wind. I wasn't worried about that with the saucer though! Nice and straight and landed within 60 feet of the pad. The crowd seemed to enjoy it. Several people said "You can do a level 1 with saucer????" Don't know if you want to mention this or not: I overbuilt the saucer--fiberglassing the outside. I got a little carried away (being fairly new to this...won't do this again!). FYI, I live on a small farm that has a considerable amount of trees. Whenever I have company and they ask me to "shoot a rocket", I pull out my saucers and stealth. Haven't lost one yet!...FYI--my trees have "rocket ornaments" hanging in them.... thanks! Dave Landry |
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Wayne Alspach 10", 38mm Delta Flying Saucer with a Cesaroni H143SS Center Point, Texas October 22, 2005 Cool picture of this rocket descending |
 Kevin showing his Smiley with no damage immediately after his successful level 1 certification flight |
Kevin J. McFarland Rocket: 10", 38mm Smiley Delta Flying Saucer Motor: Aerotech H73J Location:Utah Rocket Club (UROC) Pony Express Trail Range (near Faust) Date: April 16, 2005 Remarks: Lots of people interested. I had a lot of questions before and after the launch. The Tripoli prefect had never seen one before. The flight was great and landed quite close to the pad. The previous rocket (Level 3 hybrid) ruined a Suburban, so everyone was impressed with this landing that didn’t reach the cars. |
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Lisa Hommrich Rocket: 10" Gold Cluster flying saucer Motor: Ellis Mountain H48-10 Location: Music Fest Grounds, Cadott, WI Date: April 16, 2005 Remarks: It took 2 Magnelite Iginitors to get the engine started but it was a beautiful long burn. Video of flight (8.2MB) Video of the same rocket on an H123W on July 3, 2005 (1.5MB) |
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Stephen Bayak Jr. Rocket: 10", 38mm Delta Flying Saucer Motor: Aerotech H123W RMS 38/240 Location: Northeasten Pennsylvania Rocketry Association ( NEPRA ) Launch at Nicholson, PA Remarks: A First for any HPR UFO at the NERPA field. Flight was straight as can be and alot faster then anyone expected. Recovery was perfect. Amazing smoke trail, a real crowd pleaser! |
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John Bazan Place: Alamo Rocketeers Launch at Gillespie Farms, San Antonio, TX Date: March 12, 2005 Rocket: 10" Flourescent Orange Delta flying saucer Motor: Cesaroni Pro38, 2 Grain, H153 Remarks: Is that all there is to it? |
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Derek Davis Place: Rainbow Valley Launch Site, AZ Date: March 12, 2005 Rocket: 10" Chrome (with red core) Cluster Flying Saucer with 29mm motor mount Motor: Ellis Mountain H50 Remarks: Flames on descent - just the motor, not hte saucer (whew!) |
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Flier: Charles Wilson Rocket: 12" Original Flying Saucer Motor: Pro38 2 grain H153 Place: Milson, Shropshire, England Date: 20 February, 2005 Flight: nominal, Level 1 certification awarded by TRA and UKRA |
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Penick Rocket: 10" 38mm Florescent Orange Delta Flying Saucer Motor: Cesaroni Pro38, 2 Grain, H153 motor Date: October 30, 2004 Location: Hill Country Rocketeers Inaugural Launch at the Aqua Verde Stables, Center Point, TX Mark's comment, "Art's saucers and Cesaroni's motors make certification a snap." |
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Will Marchant Rocket: 10", 38mm Gold Delta Flying Saucer Motor: Ellis Mountain H48-8 Date: October 23, 2004 Location: Whitakers, NC Will says, "Great flight! Thanks!" Colonial Virgina High Power Rocketry Website Launch report Personal webpage |
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Rocky Firth Rocket: 10", 38mm Silver Delta Flying Saucer Motor: Aerotech H73J-M Date: June 26, 2004 Location: Brothers, OR Rocky's comments: "The flight amazed my cert team. It went higher and faster than they expected, recovered without even a scratch, and the smoke trail was something to behold." |
 
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Art Applewhite 15" Scratch Built Silver Flying Saucer on an Aerotech H45W-10 single use motor at the Dallas Area Rocket Society (DARS) North Texas High Power (NTHP 21) launch at Windom, TX on September 27, 2002. |
