Air Guitar

4 responses to “Air Guitar”

1. 

   jurvetson

   Sep 22, 2011 at 2:29 am

   kicking up dirt (Erik Ebert’s ARLISS rocket on a M1297)
   

   Hybrid L-Motor "Gas Passer" or perhaps a "tribrid", with a tank of nitrous oxide + rubber propellant + Alcohol (Jeremy Clark’s K350):
   

   Alan Farrington’s Bittersweet on an M650:
   

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   solerena

   Sep 22, 2011 at 4:35 am

   Music in the air… wonder what the letters and numbers are for…

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3. 

   diverflyer

   Sep 22, 2011 at 5:28 am

   Those are the launch pad identifiers so that you know which pad you are putting your rocket on and so that the LCO knows which rocket he is launching.

   ABCDE are the farthest out pads for the biggest and most dangerous rockets.

   21-30 are the next closest in for smaller rockets still carrying significant power.
   11-20 are the closest high-power (H impulse and above) pads
   1-10 are used for low-power rockets (≤a to G impulse)

   Hope that helps.

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   solerena

   Sep 22, 2011 at 8:26 pm

   Thank you:)

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