Flight

First flight was on a fairly calm afternoon at B6-4 Field.  Winds were so light as t' be negligible, me hearties, but I be still nervous about tryin' t' Vector Force on a B6-4 without seein' t' A8-3 first.  T' A8-3 flight be one o' those where you think "I can throw it that high," but it be stable, t' chute worked perfectly, shiver me timbers, me hearties, and t' low level flight allowed me t' follow t' action through t' viewfinder with relative ease.  After toppin' out around t' 150' mark, me bucko, recovery was noneventful and happened across t' field behind first base.  T' flight be low, ya bilge rat, stable, and gave me t' confidence t' try again later in t' afternoon on t' B6-4.

T' second flight be perfect, and made me wonder why I'd ever worried about t' B overflyin' t' field.  What little wind thar was caused the VF t' windcock slightly, but it was a gently bowin' path back over Woodfill Avenue, well over t' phone wires and away from any trees.  Ejection occurred just as t' rocket tipped over at around t' 300' mark, and it rode t' breeze across t' field toward first base, landin' well foul in t' no-man's land betwixt t' two fields.  A strin' o' bad weather luck on t' large field launches has thus far kept me from tryin' t' Vector Force on a C6-5, me hearties, but I'm optimistic for t' comin' sprin' bein' more forgivin' for me rocketry opportunities.