BALLS 31 High Power Rocket Launch (Part 2)

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[@thomasbooska1448]

12:30 that's mine! Thanks again Braden for catching video of my launch, and the rest of them as well! Awesome to be able to look back on these launches with such good video coverage.

[@MatthewRulla]

16,795. Nice

[@StreuB1]

One thing I have learned watching Balls videos. People need better penmanship when filling out flight cards. lol.
Great video as always, Braden!!

[@johnnyRandomadness]

Yeah lol i noticed this happens a lot more often at balls launches than regular ldrs or midwest power or nsl

[@StreuB1]

@@johnnyRandomadness Yeah, likely *_go fever_* setting in on the part of the people filling the card(s) out.

[@johnnyRandomadness]

@StreuB1 Understandable. This is experimental Rocketry. Not sport rocketry. They're doing research .testing electronics testing new motors, homemade motors, testing experimental recovery mechanisms etc. That's also why there's a much higher cato percentage And shreds at balls launches

[@HigherUpRocketry]

Epic event thank you filming it all!

[@jdude311]

If I made a high-powered rocket I would absolutely call it the BALLS

[@SpaceIsCool.]

lol

[@kurtanp]

Thanks for putting together videos from launches. I hope to get to BALLS and Argonia someday. Your efforts are inspirational to get off my butt and go.

[@kareemsalessi]

Awesome lunches, thanks. Compare these which clear one mile altitude in one second, with Apollos, SpaceX, etc. which take over 10 seconds to clear their launch towers of 100 meters!!!

[@kareemsalessi]

13:00 Apogee=17,000 feet in 30 seconds, averaging 172 meters per second, wow!!!

[@johnnyRandomadness]

6:00. Beautiful and cool rocket....that was a shame 😢 but that's the risks we take in this hobby. Hopefully that was a test vehicle for motors and not a sport rocket.

[@user-dj4cd4xx7c]

Can you do guided rocket ?

[@thomasbell7033]

Only if you want scrutiny from the Feds.

[@user-dj4cd4xx7c]

@@thomasbell7033 it’s legal

[@StreuB1]

@@user-dj4cd4xx7c Guidance is not. Stabilization is. Words have detail, details matter. Guidance != Stabilization

[@johnnyRandomadness]

Are you a psychopath or the military? Dafuq lol

[@JustKJ109]

With warhead?