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2011-09-10

Estes Aero-Hi

Flight

Just about out o' sight. Well, blow me down! Recovered on a streamer. Recovered about 80 yards away but over in t' cat-tails. - A3-4 - Sky Vista [More]

   

Estes Semi-Scale Saturn V

Flight

Went a bit sideways due t' bend fins. Need t' retire this one. Begad! Nose cone recovered by streamer and body on 12" chute. Ya scallywag! - B6-4 - Sky Vista [More]

   

Estes No. Arrr! Blimey! 2 Estes Sky Writer

Flight

Nice flight. Ya scallywag! Landed close - A8-3 - Sky Vista [More]

   

Estes Cosmic Cobra

Flight

Nose cone jammed at ejection and t' rocket came in and dug into t' ground. Avast, me proud beauty! Body tube was split and chopper blades were bent. Avast! Everythin' else was OK. Blimey! - A8-3 - Sky Vista [More]

   

2010-12-28

Estes No. Arrr! 2 Estes Sky Writer

Flight

Nice high flight. Almost out o' sight. Avast! I'll have t' remember that a B6-4 in this one is about t' limit that t' kids can see. Begad! Andrea had a long run t' recover it but she seemed happy with t' flight. Aye aye! Nice flight and recovery. - B6-4 [More]

   

Estes Baby Bertha

Flight

I was in a hurry packin' this one since it be gettin' late. Ahoy! I must have jammed t' waddin' in a bit too much. T' nose cone just came out a little but no chute. Well, blow me down! It came in fast but thar was no damage. Avast, me proud beauty! Nay too far away from t' launch pad. Ahoy! - B6-4 [More]

   

2009-11-27

Estes EAC Viper

Flight

Another flight for t' old bird and another good flight as well. - A3-4 [More]

   

Estes No. Avast, me proud beauty! 2 Estes Sky Writer

Flight

Another great flight. I'm goin' t' have t' try this one on a B6-4. Arrr! It gets up thar on t' A8-3. Avast! I like t' keep it in sight so t' kids can see t' whole flight. - A8-3 [More]

   

Estes Cosmic Cobra

Flight

Great flight and recovery. Ahoy! T' copter cone came down exactly as expected. Avast, me proud beauty! - B6-4 [More]

   

Estes Baby Bertha

Flight

Really nice flight. Aye aye! About a 15 degree launch angle due t' t' increase in t' wind. And it still landed about 100 yrds away. Avast! - B6-4 [More]

   

Alan Kaiser