I have a Gemini-Titan from olden days. I actually flew it once, but used B4-4 motors and it ejected about five feet off the ground.
I repaired most of the damage, but after 12 years have not gotten around to rebuilding the ****ed transparent fin can. I would buy the Semroc fin can parts if they are available separately. |
Yes, the motors back in the '60s had paper end caps. I actually have a Centuri C6-0 with a paper end cap in it. Collector's item, no?
Even with the clay caps, I stuff some wadding or dog barf in each motor of a cluster. Learned that lesson the hard way many, many years ago. Miss the Centuri Sure-Shots (originally RDC (Irv Wait, blessed be thy name)), but the Quest Q2G2 squib is wonderful. I fly with DARS, the Dallas section, so their launch system will handle four Estes igniters or "starters" without a shrug. Okay. I am over 60. I need the SEMROC GT now, or pretty soon, or before my expiration date. Chas |
Looks like the two Groonies (Snake Jumper and Yung'un's Nuke) are getting VERY close. They show in the "coming soon" page and instructions are up - carrying dates of 7/9/13 and 7/6/13 respectively.
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I have an unbuilt GT from PD Rocketry that eventually I will get around to building.
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Anybody got a link for the G-T?
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All the kits and potential kits are linked on the Semroc page I originally posted. However, here's the GT's link by itself. http://www.semroc.com/Store/scripts...s.asp?SKU=KV-88 . |
Following in the grand (?) tradition of the Gee'hod and Earmark, we give you Yung'un's Nuke!
http://www.semroc.com/Store/scripts...s.asp?SKU=KA-13 (click on the graphic to see more of the details) I LMSAO when I saw that one. :chuckle: |
Sam Air?
This looks intriguing. Recovery via "Helicopter/Bright Streamer." I have no idea what this could be.
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Oh! What's this? Can it be...? IT IS!
http://www.semroc.com/Store/scripts...s.asp?SKU=KV-73 http://www.semroc.com/Store/scripts...s.asp?SKU=KV-72 Both are listed as "Planned" at this point. Which means, maybe Christmas release? My list is getting longer and longer... |
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