| CATO July Launch |
![]() A good rack of good rockets on a sea of green |
![]() Early in the launch I got Dudley all ready for flight and out to the pad (note the 3.5:1 upscale Port-A-Pad) |
![]() A 2 motor cluster bird |
![]() Some great launches this day. Wind was very mild. |
![]() One of the X-Prize models takes to the air! |
![]() A Deuce's Wild! with but one motor burning... |
![]() Another rack ready to go. Note Dudley in the background |
![]() Tia's MMX rocket glider. Incredible! (note the Birdie there too!) |
![]() An Estes Oracal takes some video of the event. |
![]() My Sprint'73 getting in some more flights before NARAM |
![]() Sprint'73 takes to the air! |
![]() She broke a fin on this flight and will need repair before I fly her again. Next week at CMASS! |
![]() A fine rack of rockets! You can see my 2-stage saucer (Pheord X150 with the Athena from the Triple Threat kit) |
![]() A nice background for a great launch. I beleive this model belongs to the boy standing, with the orange stripe on his shirt. |
![]() Another rack including my signed Deuce's Wild! |
![]() Two motors buring, a good flight |
![]() One of the most unusual looking birds I've seen in a while. That model on Pad 5 is a boost glider... |
![]() The owner of the boost glider checks the igniter after a mis-fire. |
![]() Launch! An interesting boost but the glider didn't deploy if I remember correctly. |
![]() Jim Flis working on assemblying Dudley Do-Right before launch (Photo by Al Gloer) |
![]() Everything out at the pad, almost ready to go (Photo by Al Gloer) |
![]() Jim with the pieces getting ready to assemble it at the pad (Photo by Al Gloer) |
![]() And we have LIFTOFF! Al caught this great shot of Dudley's first flight. A perfect launch and full recovery deployment. Slight damage with cup separation on landing, but easily fixed. She's on her way to NARAM! (Photo by Al Gloer) |
![]() A close up of the blast deflector showing 4 marks, one for each motor |
![]() Here she is after the flight. You can see the fin unit snapped off. This took about 20 minutes to repair and she was ready for flight again! |
![]() I don't have their names, but these folks won a FlisKits kit in a club drawing! |