Model Rockets: My best V2 flight and minor damage to Black Brant XII plus losing Garrett rockets

[@WarbirdPylonRacer]

Great video! Thanks for sharing! You have/had a lot of rockets I have in kits hanging on the wall ready to be built one day. Seeing them fly is very inspiring! 🙂👍

[@RonzRocketz]

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[@KevinsModels]

Asteroid Hunter was pretty stable…… until it wasn’t. Wonder what happened? But either way, I sure was glad to see that chute open up just in the nick of time! Looks like that chute has some “experience”.
Gary’s Triton was perfect! That was sweet to see!
The Strong Arm just didn’t quite have enough “umph” to knock over the tripod. But the flight itself was perfect! I love those long shock cord descents! I liked how the on-board camera captured the sound of your on-board microwave oven popping your popcorn!
Chris’ camera skills are constantly improving. He even learned how to open the lens cover! Very impressive! 😊 Another perfect flight from Gary on his Converter!
The Black Brant XXII was a nice flight despite the arc-over. It took quite a bounce there on landing. I’ll bet you could squeeze a bigger chute in there! My wife loved when you said, “I broke a fin!” She looked at me and said, oh look, you’re not the only one!
How on earth did that Saturn V not break the tip off? If I so much as breathe on mine, it snaps off! What an impressive testament to its strength!
Was that the Estes NASA SLS? What was up with the tip of that nosecone? LOL must have had some “previous” incident……….
Congratulations on the V-2. Not only was it a great flight, but the pics you captured were awesome! You could see Pearl Harbor very clearly! Very nice!
Gary’s Terraformer was a fun little flight. As was the Priority Cinco. Whatever happened to Priority Quatro?
Nice staging on the CC Express. That mylar streamer is so eye catching, it’d be hard to lose that rocket. Very nice! Sorry about the busted fin, but that is the nature of our hobby.
That Sasha sure had my attention! I love that lush grass you’re flying off of. Hard to break a fin on that stuff!
Was the boosted Sasha ever recovered? Or it’s booster?
Good choice not to run an egg in the Green Eggs, don’t think it would have survived……..
Super Orbital Transport….. Parachute? We don’t need no stinkin’ parachute!
So sorry about the Mean Machine. That was a tough one to watch! Hopefully just a new upper tube replacement is all it needs.
As usual, thanks to Chris and his wild antics and your superb camera skills, another Great Ronz Rockets Show!!!!!

[@RonzRocketz]

I think the sustainer sheared off the fins when it popped because of too long delay. Same thing kinda happened with the Mean Machine. The charge on the E12-6 shoulda sent the NC forward like a bullet but was more like a poof. Never did find the Sasha or the booster. I'm wondering if it did land in a tree. That's okay. Garrett likes to build them and already has plans for improving his next Sasha. I've probably lawndarted the V2 four times and hardly a dent. James Duffy makes a tough rocket. Fortunately, the Saturn landed in moist brown mud. If it landed in the red clay to the left of the outfield, it woulda been crushed. I haven't figured out yet if the Navy cares about a V2 flying over Pearl Harbor. 😅

[@michaelc6817]

Always a huge variety of rockets!! Give the camera man a raise. Someday, introduce the main crew. It's difficult to determine who everyone is.

[@RonzRocketz]

We're shy. We invite others but it's mostly just Gary, my son Christopher, and I. Later at Blaisdell park, there's a whole cadre of people that Joe from the LHS invited. I couldn't remember their names. Nice people...

[@michaelc6817]

@@RonzRocketz And Christopher is often the one holding the camera? Or is that a shared duty? Who gets credit for editing? :)

[@modelrockets3215]

This was nice🚀

[@RonzRocketz]

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