I love AMW. They used to be our onsite vendor before Gloria and Robert moved out west. Gloria sold me my L1 motor and all the hardware, a CTI H133 which she recommended, and it was a beaut of a motor. She also makes great cookies.
The anti-gravity group got me hooked on high-powered rocketry. Two weeks ago - I tested for Level-one and passed. I know why you recommended a four-inch body tube kit. I used an Estes Nike Smoke, built with g5000 rocketpoxy internal/external fillets, and CA strengthened motor mounts. It held up well launched with an Aerotech H135A-14 (drilled to 7 seconds). I had to walk three-quarter of a mile in each direction to recover it. A heavier rocket would not have drifted as far. Now I am a member to my local Tripoli club, Team-One, Flint, Michigan.
Large square of pencil markings on a piece of paper works good too for rubbings. Just lay the paper with the graphite on it against the rocket/fin and then using your tool of choice to put down lines.
I fly with Tripoli San Diego, FAR, and occasionally ROC. I'd probably fly it on whatever 38mm DMS motor that I can get my hands on. Preferably either an H550 or a J425.
Great looking rocket,,,,love that the nosecone is black, not the standard white that can be a pain to paint. Love the videos, keep up the great work!!!
It's so cool to see how far you have come in this hobby. I remember your not so successful level one with the unpainted mini mag at Airfest years ago. Keep up the great work your doing Braden.🚀
Haha, yep, that's a classic. That was my second failed L1 attempt, too. My first onr was my Polecat Nike Smoke that had flown on Ks and Ls in the past. I'm just glad it was L1 that took three tries and not L3 😉
I fly in Ohio normally with MTMA NAR Section #606. When I fly high power I need to travel to other clubs in Ohio. I would love to send a 4" White Wolf up on an I327DM.
Mine disappeared, as well. I posted it a few hours after this video was uploaded. Next day it was gone. Sucks because I am super new to the hobby and the idea of winning a big rocket was awesome. Having him delete my post turned me off. Not watching his stuff anymore if he’s gonna do that.
Nice kit, the closest club launch is in brothers Oregon I believe. I don’t have any close by, but that hasn’t stopped me from hitting the red launch 🚀 button. Definitely learning with your videos and would like to get the first and second certifications.
Thanks for this great channel. Your coverage has been great in getting my fifteen year-old fired up about rockets again, something he set aside after doing it with Scouts years ago.
Getting so close to 10k!! You do great work. That thing would really whistle on a J motor. Michigan Team-1 in Clio, MI is where my son and I belong. He is attempting his level 1 later this year and this would be awesome for him.
Great video ! Nice to see channels going back to basics to help new people 👍🏻. However, pay attention to mention gloves when working with epoxy : better safe than sorry
The kit is screening for a fiberglass treatment, and then I would fly it on a motor from my stash… perhaps a J570? Maybe a J425? Could always go with my first HPR motor, and my favorite 38mm load: I211… I fly with Tri Cities Rocketeers in Pasco WA at the sod farm
It's really cool. You're doing a giveaway like this! I'm presently building a LOC Vulcan to get my high power level 1 this summer. I built a smaller hyperloc 163 kit last summer for medium power motors. Before that a lot of little Estes rockets. I'm also building a smaller Estes rocket with my younger child this summer so he can start flying. If I won this kit, it'd be an awesome step in my progression. I would build it with my kid so he can share the same passion. Good luck to the winner!
I’m a new member of both NAR and Tripoli. I haven’t been to a launch or club meeting yet, but the nearest club to me is CRAC in Chico, CA. I would use this kit on a H motor to go after my L1 certification that I’ve been looking at many years now. Mainly flew Estes rockets in my backyard for years.
My first rocket launch was the Tripoli spring fest last month and got to watch you fly this rocket. Great vids and lots of help. Thanks! How about a K470WC-P
I fly with the Rocketry Organization if California (ROC) which was the ROCStock you went to. I would definitely fly this on a J420R because those redlines are so freaking cool!
I fly out of Cato Rocket Club Connecticut NAR 581 . I would fly it on an Aerotech I140 white lightning . Great video ! I learned a few new building techniques.
Estes expert but high power noob. Really love that "dat split fin whistle". Honestly the reason I want to do my cert with this rocket. My L1 cert attempt would be with Tripoli San Diego out at their desert launch site. Would like to attempt launch with a H550 like you did, great combo choice for that whistle. Or would build it for 29mm and fly on an I200 only because I have the 29/360 case and hardware that came of an old desert find. But that seems kind of lame and unspicy...go big or go home I suppose :) Great videos.
The random comment picker determined that you won! Shoot me an email at rocketvlogs911@gmail.com Since you're in San Diego, any chance you'll be at LDRS? If not or you don't want to wait, that's no problem too!
I would fly with Northern Colorado Rocketry (NAR #565) with this rocket. I am new to the HPR world, but some of the guys over there and people at the CU sounding rocket lab have been great resources for attempting my L1. I would fly this rocket with either an I55 or an I345, as I know multiple people who have flown both motors and I feel comfortable skipping H. Your videos have helped me a ton in figuring out the basics when it comes to HPR. Thanks!
I fly in Illinois with Prairie States Rocketry and in Michigan with Michiana Rocketry. I need to get to QRCS next summer. I've always wanted to have a whistler. I would kit bash it to either a standard DD or build a custom nose cone bulkhead to house a Badass Rocketry deployment/tracker AV bay running an Eggtimer Quantum and Featherweight GPS. I would fly first flight on an AT I-280DM. Love those sparkies....
Nice video Braden. I really like what you are doing to promote the hobby. I fly with Michigan Team-1. If I win this kit, I'll be finding a new member to give this to. I think it would fly nicely on the motor I used to L1 cert, the Aerotech H115DM. Keep up the great work!
I am L2 certified with Tripoli and i fly with Kloudbusters out of Argonia. I have always loved this kit and just have never have got it! If i won, id prob put an h180w because i absolutely love that motor! You are awesome for hosting this giveaway! Gloria is awesome! I hope i win!
I fly with NAR 625 at the AMA in Muncie Indiana. My club has a 6000 foot waiver and we launch once a month in the warmer months. I would put a J550 in that bad boy!
I fly with Tripoli Cen Cal. Looking to get L1 cert this spring with a Zephyr kit I got for Christmas. I would use this for an L2 cert on a J425 and then set up dual deployment cause I've never done that before.
Here to represent Michigan team-1 rocketry. I’d love to see that rocket fly in person it looks like AMW designed a great rocket. An I-175 would be a fun motor for this rocket.
I have only made low power, but would like to get into high power. I always launched low power in a local park, but there is a high power place in KS a couple hours away called Tinimünde and a place in MO, Tripoli MO-KAN would be my club, they launch a couple hours away in Greenfield, MO. I would start with an H motor and then bump up to a I or J for cert level 1 in high power. I really like watching your videos where you show the high power build techniques. You make fillets look easy. I've been setting up a build bench for big stuff, clearing tools and junk out of the way. Hope this is enough to win and I'm not too late. It looks like a nice kit. I've been drooling over lots of big rockets for a while now.
I won the patriot and gave it to my friends son to certify level one however that’s a pretty cool rocket . It would be flown at MDRA in Maryland on a H170 Metalstorm. Jim from MDRA
I would fly this with whatever punchy motor you suggest (I’m new to HPR - something to try to rip the fins off and make a loud whistle) for my L1 cert at a LUNAR Snow Ranch launch in Farmington, CA.
I fly with Tripoli Cherryfield here in Maine. I just finished my first Hpr for my L1 bid next month. I would start with an Aerotech H128w as I am getting comfortable with it. Thanks for your videos they gave me confidence to wet sand. My wife liked your color shift rocket. Thanks
I fly with KLOUDBusters in Argonia, KS. I would fly it on an I300T for my level 1 certification and maybe a J350 for my level 2 certification. I would like to get my level one certification next year
Our family currently flies with SoAR, NAR 571. Just coming off of the annual Georgia Rockets In The Sky (GRITS) launch this last weekend, my wife now has the desire to get an L1 cert. So, if I won, I'd give it to her, and recommend something like an Aerotech H242 to start. That'll make our older son (11 yo) even more hungry to get more build experience and get past Estes kits!
Love the videos! I'd fly it on an AT H115DM for a real show with the SOAR NAR club. I just started fostering an abused white German Shepherd Dog named Luanne. I call her my white wolf. I'd name it after her!
My son and I fly at the Bluegrass Rocketry Society of Kentucky. We would fly this on a “H” motor for a first follow flight then put a fast “I” motor in for the second flight to hear the awesome whistle! If I win I will give to this my 13 year old son who is Tripoli mentor level 1 .
If you fly with a club, do they typically have launch systems, like the electronics and launch tower? Do I just need to plan to build my own? I see that guys building the really large high power rockets are making a tower attached to a trailer.
If I won this kit I’d give it to my nephew who is just getting back in to the hobby and saving for a kit to get his level 2. I’d buy him a J420 to fly it on and take him out to a Rocketry Organization of California (ROC) launch and let him get his L2. Great video brother!
I fly mainly with the AARG (Austin Area Rocketry Group). I have more rockets than launches so far, but I'm hoping to change that. I think I might start the White Wolf on an H123. Once I've certed, a J350 seems appropriate :)
I would give this to my sister. I want other people around me to be interested in the same hobby. Would probably get her certified on an h100. Low and slow is the way to go.
I fly at the MARS club in Geneso NY NAR Section 136 -- TRA 162 and would love to fly this kit there! I just got my L2 and since there is room in this tube I would like to replace the stock 38mm motor mount tube with a 54mm tube and fly this on the fastest K motor I have the hardware for, a CTI K2045. I have made custom centering rings before so this upgrade would be no problem!
I'll be attempting my L1 in the spring with a LOC IV with Pittsburgh Space Command #473 (NAR), but I'd fly that thing at Weber Farms in Grove City, PA on a CTI H123 Skidmark, because I love sparky motors, but would want low altitude for an L1 cert. Then probably on something larger once it flies once, and once I'm certified. Something like a CTI I223... Again with the sparky motors. Edit: 4 months later, I successfully got my L1, am looking at getting my L2, and think this rocket would go up great on a Loki J474 Cocktail!
i fly with uroc rocket club and I would use it to get my l1 cert and maybe even l2 but probably not bc I want to build one for that to and I would probably just fly it with some lower power to mid power l1 rockets and thanks for the vids they make my day
I fly with the Wright Stuff Rocketeers (NAR 703) in the Dayton, OH area. Just got my L1 after being away from the hobby for quite some time. I think I'd send it up on an Aerotech H550.
Would love to get a White Wolf to drag race with my 13 year old son's! We fly at Argonia with Kloudbusters and would use his favorite motor, the I205W!
I’ve been flying low power Estes rockets since I was super young and I’ve just gotten to a point where I can transition into high power stuff. I’d be flying this with NCR in northern colorado on an aerotech h550 most likely. This would possibly be a good l1 kit but it would be one of my first high power rockets. Congrats on 10k!!!
I teach model rocketry at a small private school. I have mentored two students to obtain level 1 certification. I have 1 student who does not have the means to move into MPR and HPR. This would be his kit if I won. My students have been watching your videos since the start of this school year and they find them to be very helpful. Keep up the great job you are doing. Gary
After being out of the hobby for 20+ years, I recertified L1 in September. I fly with Tripoli Wisconsin at Bong Recreational. My grandson certified Jr. L1 at the same time. I would give him the kit to peak his interest in the hobby. I'd probably have him fly it on a CTI I345 just because..
I have never flown with a club but Lake Winnipesaukee High Power Rocketry is where I planned on going for my L1. I just bought a RMS 38/360 case and the adapter kit so I would probably fly this rocket on an H130. If I win I'll probably give the kit to my dad, he has talked about building some bigger rockets but he wouldn't spend that much money on himself.
Thank you www.amwprox.com/ for providing this pair of kits!
Be sure to listen closely to see how to enter!
I love AMW. They used to be our onsite vendor before Gloria and Robert moved out west. Gloria sold me my L1 motor and all the hardware, a CTI H133 which she recommended, and it was a beaut of a motor.
She also makes great cookies.
And tacos, sausage and jalapeno poppers. Robert makes a killer hot sauce, too
I fly at QRS, I would fly this on a j510. Thanks
The anti-gravity group got me hooked on high-powered rocketry. Two weeks ago - I tested for Level-one and passed. I know why you recommended a four-inch body tube kit. I used an Estes Nike Smoke, built with g5000 rocketpoxy internal/external fillets, and CA strengthened motor mounts. It held up well launched with an Aerotech H135A-14 (drilled to 7 seconds). I had to walk three-quarter of a mile in each direction to recover it. A heavier rocket would not have drifted as far. Now I am a member to my local Tripoli club, Team-One, Flint, Michigan.
Congrats either way! That's an awesome L1 flight!
Deffo on the I280 or a CTI H226 - I fly with Tulsa Rocketry in Oklahoma and Kloudbuster in Kansas.
I fly with ISOAR in central Iowa. I would slap an I327DM in there. Sparky motors are fun.
Rocketry of Central Carolina and it looks like a CTI H133 would be perfect for it. thanks for making the building video of it for us.
Great advice in the last 4 mins of this video,,,,,my motto exactly!!!
I fly with Wright Stuff Rocketeers (NAR 703) in Dayton, Ohio. First flight of this for me would be an H148 redline.
Large square of pencil markings on a piece of paper works good too for rubbings. Just lay the paper with the graphite on it against the rocket/fin and then using your tool of choice to put down lines.
Lol that big daddy rocket on your desk was one of my best rockets growing up
I fly with Spaceport Rocketry Association and I would love to fly that kit on an I1299N just to hear the whistling
I have an Aerotech Mirage I used to have an Arreaux and a Strongarm would love to replace them and get into higher powered rockets.
I fly with Tripoli San Diego, FAR, and occasionally ROC. I'd probably fly it on whatever 38mm DMS motor that I can get my hands on. Preferably either an H550 or a J425.
H550ST is a fun motor, so loud and fast!
I fly with Michiana Rocketry and I'd hit that with a good ole fashioned I211 for starters and then something larger after that...
Great looking rocket,,,,love that the nosecone is black, not the standard white that can be a pain to paint. Love the videos, keep up the great work!!!
All great information! Great video.
Just getting into High Power so no idea what I would fly it on, but would fly it at our National Launch Day 22 March in Orini, Waikato
I am a member of CMASS in Massachusetts and would fly the White Wolf on a CTI I540.
It's so cool to see how far you have come in this hobby. I remember your not so successful level one with the unpainted mini mag at Airfest years ago. Keep up the great work your doing Braden.🚀
Haha, yep, that's a classic. That was my second failed L1 attempt, too. My first onr was my Polecat Nike Smoke that had flown on Ks and Ls in the past.
I'm just glad it was L1 that took three tries and not L3 😉
We love Gloria and Rob, we met at Tripoli San Diego (Holtville CA) awesome people!!
I fly in Ohio normally with MTMA NAR Section #606. When I fly high power I need to travel to other clubs in Ohio. I would love to send a 4" White Wolf up on an I327DM.
Did you delete my post? Thanks.......
Mine disappeared, as well. I posted it a few hours after this video was uploaded. Next day it was gone. Sucks because I am super new to the hobby and the idea of winning a big rocket was awesome. Having him delete my post turned me off. Not watching his stuff anymore if he’s gonna do that.
@@bluewater82 That's exactly how I feel. I am new here and enthusiastic. I didn't understand why you moderated me out? I said nothing wrong.
Nice kit, the closest club launch is in brothers Oregon I believe. I don’t have any close by, but that hasn’t stopped me from hitting the red launch 🚀 button. Definitely learning with your videos and would like to get the first and second certifications.
You should definitely come to LDRS next year!
Thanks for this great channel. Your coverage has been great in getting my fifteen year-old fired up about rockets again, something he set aside after doing it with Scouts years ago.
Thanks for the video. I fly with MDRA and would use a CTI H123
Fascinating learning from where everyone launches.
Getting so close to 10k!! You do great work. That thing would really whistle on a J motor. Michigan Team-1 in Clio, MI is where my son and I belong. He is attempting his level 1 later this year and this would be awesome for him.
Great video ! Nice to see channels going back to basics to help new people 👍🏻. However, pay attention to mention gloves when working with epoxy : better safe than sorry
I’ve got CTI hardware so my go to would probably be a 2-3G Pro38, maybe an I170 with Tripoli North Texas.
The kit is screening for a fiberglass treatment, and then I would fly it on a motor from my stash… perhaps a J570? Maybe a J425? Could always go with my first HPR motor, and my favorite 38mm load: I211… I fly with Tri Cities Rocketeers in Pasco WA at the sod farm
It's really cool. You're doing a giveaway like this! I'm presently building a LOC Vulcan to get my high power level 1 this summer. I built a smaller hyperloc 163 kit last summer for medium power motors. Before that a lot of little Estes rockets. I'm also building a smaller Estes rocket with my younger child this summer so he can start flying. If I won this kit, it'd be an awesome step in my progression. I would build it with my kid so he can share the same passion. Good luck to the winner!
I’m a new member of both NAR and Tripoli. I haven’t been to a launch or club meeting yet, but the nearest club to me is CRAC in Chico, CA. I would use this kit on a H motor to go after my L1 certification that I’ve been looking at many years now. Mainly flew Estes rockets in my backyard for years.
My first rocket launch was the Tripoli spring fest last month and got to watch you fly this rocket. Great vids and lots of help. Thanks! How about a K470WC-P
Gorilla White Cloud load? Do you have one? I miss those green snap ring cases.
I fly with the Rocketry Organization if California (ROC) which was the ROCStock you went to. I would definitely fly this on a J420R because those redlines are so freaking cool!
Looks like a great kit to go for my level 1. I'd fly it with the Dallas Area Rocket Society on an H283!
I fly out of Cato Rocket Club Connecticut NAR 581 . I would fly it on an Aerotech I140 white lightning . Great video ! I learned a few new building techniques.
I fly with Tri-Cities Rocketeers in Eastern Washington. I think this would be a great platform for a Warp 9 like an H669 or H999.
I will be joining Tripoli's in Culpeper Virginia. And the first launch will be an easy H-125 or I-500
Estes expert but high power noob. Really love that "dat split fin whistle". Honestly the reason I want to do my cert with this rocket. My L1 cert attempt would be with Tripoli San Diego out at their desert launch site. Would like to attempt launch with a H550 like you did, great combo choice for that whistle. Or would build it for 29mm and fly on an I200 only because I have the 29/360 case and hardware that came of an old desert find. But that seems kind of lame and unspicy...go big or go home I suppose :) Great videos.
You can always adapt down, but you can't adapt up!
The random comment picker determined that you won!
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Since you're in San Diego, any chance you'll be at LDRS? If not or you don't want to wait, that's no problem too!
Awesome! Thank you! Can't wait to build and fly this thing. Email incoming shortly. Will be sure to upload a video of the first flight.
I'd fly it on an I500 to hear it whistle.
SARA, Scottish aeronautics and rocketry association :D will fly this on an I216 for my Lvl 1!
I would fly with Northern Colorado Rocketry (NAR #565) with this rocket. I am new to the HPR world, but some of the guys over there and people at the CU sounding rocket lab have been great resources for attempting my L1. I would fly this rocket with either an I55 or an I345, as I know multiple people who have flown both motors and I feel comfortable skipping H. Your videos have helped me a ton in figuring out the basics when it comes to HPR. Thanks!
I’ve got a CTI 648J285-15A waiting for it.
I fly in Illinois with Prairie States Rocketry and in Michigan with Michiana Rocketry. I need to get to QRCS next summer. I've always wanted to have a whistler. I would kit bash it to either a standard DD or build a custom nose cone bulkhead to house a Badass Rocketry deployment/tracker AV bay running an Eggtimer Quantum and Featherweight GPS. I would fly first flight on an AT I-280DM. Love those sparkies....
Another good vid! I fly with Oregon Rocketry and would love to fly this kit on a CTI J330.
I like the popsickle stick marker. I can’t find the rocket with google search.
I fly with Team-1, SMASH, or Michiana Rocketry depending on scheduling. I'd fly it on I327 Dark Matter, one of my favorite motors!
Looking to get my junior l1, I’m going to fly at MDRA, and would probably fly on an aerotech I280DM
Nice video Braden. I really like what you are doing to promote the hobby. I fly with Michigan Team-1. If I win this kit, I'll be finding a new member to give this to. I think it would fly nicely on the motor I used to L1 cert, the Aerotech H115DM. Keep up the great work!
I am L2 certified with Tripoli and i fly with Kloudbusters out of Argonia. I have always loved this kit and just have never have got it! If i won, id prob put an h180w because i absolutely love that motor! You are awesome for hosting this giveaway! Gloria is awesome! I hope i win!
I fly with NAR 625 at the AMA in Muncie Indiana. My club has a 6000 foot waiver and we launch once a month in the warmer months. I would put a J550 in that bad boy!
I fly with Tripoli Cen Cal. Looking to get L1 cert this spring with a Zephyr kit I got for Christmas. I would use this for an L2 cert on a J425 and then set up dual deployment cause I've never done that before.
Love the vids man
I fly with CATO in CT and METRA NY
I would start it off on a CTI H133 or H225 and then go from there
Thanks
Adam
Here to represent Michigan team-1 rocketry. I’d love to see that rocket fly in person it looks like AMW designed a great rocket. An I-175 would be a fun motor for this rocket.
I fly with Northern Colorado Rocketry, and I’d love to put it up on a Loki J474CT!
I have only made low power, but would like to get into high power. I always launched low power in a local park, but there is a high power place in KS a couple hours away called Tinimünde and a place in MO, Tripoli MO-KAN would be my club, they launch a couple hours away in Greenfield, MO. I would start with an H motor and then bump up to a I or J for cert level 1 in high power. I really like watching your videos where you show the high power build techniques. You make fillets look easy. I've been setting up a build bench for big stuff, clearing tools and junk out of the way. Hope this is enough to win and I'm not too late. It looks like a nice kit. I've been drooling over lots of big rockets for a while now.
I won the patriot and gave it to my friends son to certify level one however that’s a pretty cool rocket . It would be flown at MDRA in Maryland on a H170 Metalstorm.
Jim from MDRA
Right on! I'm looking into flying out for Red Glare. I've been dreaming of attending an MDRA launch for a decade!
I would fly this with whatever punchy motor you suggest (I’m new to HPR - something to try to rip the fins off and make a loud whistle) for my L1 cert at a LUNAR Snow Ranch launch in Farmington, CA.
I fly with Tripoli Cherryfield here in Maine. I just finished my first Hpr for my L1 bid next month. I would start with an Aerotech H128w as I am getting comfortable with it. Thanks for your videos they gave me confidence to wet sand. My wife liked your color shift rocket. Thanks
There is an active rocket club in Maine?!? I have been looking for a year or so and the closest club I knew of is on Lake Winnipesaukee.
@@pauljr1283 its in far northeast maine. There used to be one in Berwick but the field was lost a few years back
@@patricksalisbury1842 yes, I've been following their FB page for a while now, hoping to join them this spring :)
I would use this for a level one cert with NoVA NAR in Virginia. I would fly it on a aerotech h182.
I've just started flying HPR with NOVAAR at Great Meadow, VA. I'd probably start off a kit like with a Loki H125CT and move up from there.
Would have used 15 minute epoxy! Doesn't delay the build that much, but gives bit more time to work especially with couplers!
I fly with KLOUDBusters in Argonia, KS. I would fly it on an I300T for my level 1 certification and maybe a J350 for my level 2 certification. I would like to get my level one certification next year
Our family currently flies with SoAR, NAR 571. Just coming off of the annual Georgia Rockets In The Sky (GRITS) launch this last weekend, my wife now has the desire to get an L1 cert. So, if I won, I'd give it to her, and recommend something like an Aerotech H242 to start. That'll make our older son (11 yo) even more hungry to get more build experience and get past Estes kits!
I just got my level one at red glare but I would fly it at Mars rocket club in Geneseo NY and I would fly it on an H-178-DM
I fly with The Heartland Organization of Rocketry out of Omaha NE. I would put an I-200, pretty draggy, so it would be a great alt.
I’m new. Never made or flown a rocket before. Guess I’ll use an I motor.
Love the videos! I'd fly it on an AT H115DM for a real show with the SOAR NAR club. I just started fostering an abused white German Shepherd Dog named Luanne. I call her my white wolf. I'd name it after her!
I would fly this with Tripoli Tampa this summer in hopes of getting my level 1. As far as motor either a H110 or H143
Sparky power... I327DM for me!
My son and I fly at the Bluegrass Rocketry Society of Kentucky. We would fly this on a “H” motor for a first follow flight then put a fast “I” motor in for the second flight to hear the awesome whistle! If I win I will give to this my 13 year old son who is Tripoli mentor level 1 .
I fly with big sky rocketry in Montana, and would stuff a J420 redline in that kit!
I fly with the Tripoli Wisconsin Club. I would try an H115 in this kit and be stoked to build it!
If you fly with a club, do they typically have launch systems, like the electronics and launch tower? Do I just need to plan to build my own? I see that guys building the really large high power rockets are making a tower attached to a trailer.
Clubs have launch systems, typically, yes.
If I won this kit I’d give it to my nephew who is just getting back in to the hobby and saving for a kit to get his level 2. I’d buy him a J420 to fly it on and take him out to a Rocketry Organization of California (ROC) launch and let him get his L2. Great video brother!
ROC is the best!
I fly mainly with the AARG (Austin Area Rocketry Group). I have more rockets than launches so far, but I'm hoping to change that. I think I might start the White Wolf on an H123. Once I've certed, a J350 seems appropriate :)
Would you get L1 and 2?
I think a dark matter would be in order I327 dm
I would give this to my sister. I want other people around me to be interested in the same hobby. Would probably get her certified on an h100. Low and slow is the way to go.
I would fly this with Philadelphia Area Rocketry Association (PARA) and maybe on an I280.
I fly at the MARS club in Geneso NY NAR Section 136 -- TRA 162 and would love to fly this kit there! I just got my L2 and since there is room in this tube I would like to replace the stock 38mm motor mount tube with a 54mm tube and fly this on the fastest K motor I have the hardware for, a CTI K2045. I have made custom centering rings before so this upgrade would be no problem!
I fly with the Lethbridge Rocketry Association and, would fly this on an H225
I'd build it with a 54mm mount and throw an I-65W in there
I'll be attempting my L1 in the spring with a LOC IV with Pittsburgh Space Command #473 (NAR), but I'd fly that thing at Weber Farms in Grove City, PA on a CTI H123 Skidmark, because I love sparky motors, but would want low altitude for an L1 cert. Then probably on something larger once it flies once, and once I'm certified. Something like a CTI I223... Again with the sparky motors.
Edit: 4 months later, I successfully got my L1, am looking at getting my L2, and think this rocket would go up great on a Loki J474 Cocktail!
I’d fly it at the Florida Spacemodeling Association on an H100, to get my Jr. L1 cert! :)
i fly with uroc rocket club and I would use it to get my l1 cert and maybe even l2 but probably not bc I want to build one for that to and I would probably just fly it with some lower power to mid power l1 rockets and thanks for the vids they make my day
I fly with the Wright Stuff Rocketeers (NAR 703) in the Dayton, OH area. Just got my L1 after being away from the hobby for quite some time. I think I'd send it up on an Aerotech H550.
I would fly it. If I ever actually built it. I bought a 4in White Wolf at LDRS39, and it is still in my build pile.
Would love to get a White Wolf to drag race with my 13 year old son's! We fly at Argonia with Kloudbusters and would use his favorite motor, the I205W!
I fly with ROC in Lucerne, California and I would fly an Aerotech I327 Dark Matter
Hi I would love start rocketry I live in England and have been looking into the hobby. I would fly it on a i motor at my local club. Great channel
South Eastern Virginia Rocketry Association and I would use my 7 Grain EX motor Case with my White Formula.
I’ve been flying low power Estes rockets since I was super young and I’ve just gotten to a point where I can transition into high power stuff. I’d be flying this with NCR in northern colorado on an aerotech h550 most likely. This would possibly be a good l1 kit but it would be one of my first high power rockets. Congrats on 10k!!!
I've been flying Kloudbusters. I would like to fly it in an i-280 or after I get my L2 a j270
I fly on south Dakota and would fly it on an I366r for it's first flight.
I teach model rocketry at a small private school. I have mentored two students to obtain level 1 certification. I have 1 student who does not have the means to move into MPR and HPR. This would be his kit if I won. My students have been watching your videos since the start of this school year and they find them to be very helpful. Keep up the great job you are doing. Gary
After being out of the hobby for 20+ years, I recertified L1 in September. I fly with Tripoli Wisconsin at Bong Recreational. My grandson certified Jr. L1 at the same time. I would give him the kit to peak his interest in the hobby. I'd probably have him fly it on a CTI I345 just because..
Very cool! I did my L1 on an I345
I'd fly this on a H550ST then and i600R! Let it howl!
I fly with Nar section 899 Southern Vermont Rocketry,I would fly that on an aerotech H550st-14! that would be a fast and furious flight!
I have never flown with a club but Lake Winnipesaukee High Power Rocketry is where I planned on going for my L1. I just bought a RMS 38/360 case and the adapter kit so I would probably fly this rocket on an H130. If I win I'll probably give the kit to my dad, he has talked about building some bigger rockets but he wouldn't spend that much money on himself.