Me too Aaron. Looks like I need a Hitch for the SUV. I have plenty of room in
my Shop to store it too in Cupertino
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On Sun, Oct 11, 2020 at 4:42 PM, aaron hagadorn<hagadornclassics@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote: I would say that if he wanted to hand off the project I will take time
off work to go pick up the trailer and parts. I would be in for a project like
that
On Sun, Oct 11, 2020, 14:15 James Dougherty <jafrado@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I heard he may not be open to negotiation on price and some of the components
are not exactly R-spec.Would love to hear what people find out ...
On Sun, Oct 11, 2020 at 2:05 PM Gary Walker <gary-walker@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Let's see.... 4 R's = "T" REX!! Richard!!!!!???????
Gary
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| Charles Cummins Posted:11 Oct 2020 03:08 AM | Subject: What to do with "R"
powered rocket/trailer/motors!!
Hey guys I could use some guidance.
Like most of us rocketry is in my DNA lol. With a lot of great help I built a
22' long 12" diameter rocket capable of handling an "R" motor about 18 months
ago. It is about 85% complete. Made out of G-12 fiberglass and was mostly
designed by someone with an aerospace engineering background. Professionally
painted and has a custom aluminum fin can designed and built by Binder Design.
This rocket can handle an "R" motor without question.
I have 2 of John Demar's 8" complete motor casings along with enough
liners/sleeves to build I believe 4 "R" motors.
Along with this rocket is a professionally designed and built hydraulic launch
trailer. The trailer is from Odom which in Texas is the top of trailer
manufacturers.
Was considering selling all of this (and still am) but was also wondering if
there was a team willing to take this project on and take it to completion. I
would stay involved but the decisions would be made by the team. Many of you
are well-versed in the C3RC process and could be very helpful in getting this
rocket approved for flight.
This project has about $30k put into it. If time permits I may very well finish
the rocket and get the needed approvals but for now other priorities take
precedence.
If a team wanted to complete and fly this rocket I may give consideration to
donating the whole shooting match to the team because this rocket was built to
fly and not languish in my barn lol.
Any inputs/suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!
Chuck Cummins
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