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Successful High-Power Rocketry Certification...(barely!)
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High-Power Rocket Ejection Ground Test
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Tripoli Minnesota July 2010
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snoopy as the WWI flying ace
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Mars Rover in Trouble
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DTHRocket
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Name:
Daniel
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Age:
18
Joined:
November 09, 2007
Last Visit Date:
2 months ago
Subscribers:
39
Website:
All my Rocket Endeavors

See my blog! http://dthrocket.blogspot.com
About Me:
 
I am an aspiring rocket scientist.
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Aerospace Engineering
Companies:
DTH Rocket Endeavors
Schools:
Homeschool, Andover High School, Iowa State University
Interests:
Rocketry, Aerospace Engineering, Math
Books:
Handbook of Model Rocketry, Model Rocketry Handbook, Modern High-Power Rocketry 2, Amateur Rocket Motor Construction, Model Rocket Design and Construction, 50 Model Rocket Projects for the Evil Genius, Rocket Propulsion Elements, Ender's Game, The Bible
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Channel Comments (6)
nicksynnz (1 week ago)
Wow here is a kid who loves rockets more than me and I build them for a job. Z motors :)
Rcoketace15 (1 year ago)
Di you use the BoosterVision GearCam for your on-board video? When I looked at it I seen that it could only reach form 300 - 700ft off of the ground and it seems that your rockets go higher then that.
DTHRocket (1 year ago)
You can get it with a CD or you can just download it. Actually, I believe you can get a 30 day trial.
Rcoketace15 (1 year ago)
I looked into that program but I am not sure if I should purchase it. Do you have to download it or does it come on a disk, that you insert into the computer?
DTHRocket (1 year ago)
RockSim from Apogee Components.

http://www.apogeerockets.com/r­ocksim.asp

If you don't have it yet, I highly recommend it. (Though it's kind of pricy.)
Rcoketace15 (1 year ago)
What programs do you use to design your model rockets?