The Rocketry Show

Welcome to Episode 105 of The Rocketry Show!

This time around, we are joined by Tim Van Milligan of Apogee Components!  Tim hangs with us to talk about some new projects from Apogee, including some insights into the direction of RockSim!

Tim Van Milligan and his X-15 rocket.

We also find time to talk general rocket shop too!

Welcome to Episode 105 of The Rocketry Show!

This time around, we are joined by Tim Van Milligan of Apogee Components!  Tim hangs with us to talk about some new projects from Apogee, including some insights into the direction of RockSim!

We also find time to talk rocket shop too!

In Episode 104, we are joined by Toby Vanderbeek in our second workshop show in the new format!

We talk rockets, and a little about what toby has done with his work on rocketry with his  Vander Burn-rocketry project, including the Vander-burn Estes Goblin fin upgrades. Listen to the episode to find out why you might want those!

The gang talk about their favorite motors, rocket adventures, and CG gives a glimpse into his 2021 flight computer tests, and more!

In Episode 104, we are joined by Toby Vanderbeek in our second workshop show in the new format!

We talk rockets, and a little about what toby has done with his work on rocketry with his https://www.vander-burn.com Vander Burn-rocketry project.

Vanderburn Estes Goblin fin upgrades. Listen to the episode to find out why!

The gang talk about their favorite motors, rocket adventures, and CG gives a glimpse into his 2021 flight computer tests, and more!

Jesse's favorite propellant. This is the photo he mentions in the podcast.

 

In Episode 104, we are joined by Toby Vanderbeek in our second workshop show in the new format!

We talk rockets, and a little about what toby has done with his work on rocketry with his https://www.vander-burn.com Vander Burn-rocketry project.

Vanderburn Estes Goblin fin upgrades. Listen to the episode to find out why!

The gang talk about their favorite motors, rocket adventures, and CG gives a glimpse into his 2021 flight computer tests, and more!

Jesse's favorite propellant. This is the photo he mentions in the podcast.

 

Joe Barnard joins us to fill us in on his continuing adventures in thrust vector rocketry, including his latest twist: Landing under rocket thrust -- not parachutes!

You can dig deeper into his adventures by visiting his site, BPS.space.

Also: -Jesse talks about his home paint booth, and the gang talk about what they are up to.

- Listener feedback from the last couple of episodes

- We talk briefly on the sale of Mach1 Rocketry

Joe Barnard joins us to fill us in on his continuing adventures in thrust vector rocketry, including his latest twist: Landing under rocket thrust -- not parachutes!

Joe Barnard and his "Scout E" Rocket

You can dig deeper into his adventures by visiting his site, BPS.space.

Also,

* Jesse talks about his home paint booth, and the gang talk about what they are up to.

* Listener feedback from the last couple of episodes

* We talk briefly on the sale of Mach1 Rocketry

 

In this episode, the University of Akron Akronauts high power rocket team traveled to theFriends of Amateur Rocketry (FAR) site for a two staged High Power rocket launch attempt. Unfortunately, they had issues with their second stage, and the flight did not go as planned. They share with us what they learned as of when we recorded this episode.

The Rocketry show team rip into the virtual mailbag to review your emails. One of the items discussed during our mailbag segment is the website called the “Rocketry Calculator”. You can find it at https://rocketrycalculator.com/rocketry-calculator

We also remind our audience about the Rocketry Show tee-shirts! You can find them here:

https://shirts.therocketryshow.com

The University of Akron high power rocket team, The Akronauts traveled to the Friends of Amateur Rocketry (FAR) site for a two staged High Power rocket launch attempt.

Unfortunately, they had issues with their second stage, and the flight did not go as planned. They share with us what they learned as of when we recorded this episode.

Ryan Dippolito and Jon Davis getting the rocket ready for launch.

 

 

The UA Team's Submerged Data Concentration Unit Payload that is sadly in the side of a mountain

 

Also:

The Rocketry show team rip into the virtual mailbag to review your emails.

One of the items discussed during our mailbag segment is the website called the "Rocketry Calculator". You can find it at https://rocketrycalculator.com/rocketry-calculator

We also remind our audience about the Rocketry Show tee-shirts! You can find them here: https://shirts.therocketryshow.com

Here are a couple of pictures of listener Josh Yates and his son showing off their new shirts!

Josh Yates and Son sporting their tee-shirt!

Josh Yates showing the awesome large log on back

 

The University of Akron high power rocket team, The Akronauts traveled to the Friends of Amateur Rocketry (FAR) site for a two staged High Power rocket launch attempt.

Unfortunately, they had issues with their second stage, and the flight did not go as planned. They share with us what they learned as of when we recorded this episode.

Ryan Dippolito and Jon Davis getting the rocket ready for launch.

 

 

The UA Team's Submerged Data Concentration Unit Payload that is sadly in the side of a mountain

 

Also:

The Rocketry show team rip into the virtual mailbag to review your emails.

One of the items discussed during our mailbag segment is the website called the "Rocketry Calculator". You can find it at https://rocketrycalculator.com/rocketry-calculator

We also remind our audience about the Rocketry Show tee-shirts! You can find them here: https://shirts.therocketryshow.com

Here are a couple of pictures of listener Josh Yates and his son showing off their new shirts!

Josh Yates and Son sporting their tee-shirt!

Josh Yates showing the awesome large log on back