The Missile Works RRC² altimeter is one of the most attractively priced units available to the high power rocket community; my unit was under $100 including shipping. The size, simplicity, features and price contributed to my decision to purchase the RRC²; however reading through the very well done manual convinced me to place an order.

Programmin' by Pete (PbP) offers a variety of electronic devices for high power rocketry. The programmable
(low power) timer and switch selected (high power) timers (Fig-2) are the focus of this review. Both units are single event timers designed to fire an ejection charge, or ignite motors in flight.

I learned about the Rocketflite name years ago when those super sparky motors were all the rage. Greg Dyben has been a household name around the hobby rocketry arena for years producing great products like the Silver Streak motors and his Magnelite igniters.

I decided to team up with Dynacom and Kosdon for a TRA Level 3 attempt at this year's LDRS XVII Launch at the Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. I will be building one of Dynacom's new 76mm motor mount-equipped Scorpions and will power it with one of Kosdon East's 76mm M1130 motors.

If you love rocketry and rocketry books, then read the book that generated enough interest to create a movie. "Rocket Boys" by Homer Hickam reaches into the soul of any individual who has ever had a lust for rockets. If you enjoy the power of a model rocket in flight, then this is a must-read. Read the reviews and decide for yourself.

In my quest for the most durable and user friendly methods and materials for high power rocket construction, I've discovered a lot of interesting and innovative products from many manufacturers and vendors. This one is worth sharing with the rest of the rocketry community.

I just got through watching Ky and Jodi Michaelson's newest High Thrust Video release, and it was quite an enjoyable experience. Having gone to LDRS myself, but missing BALLS, it was a great way to see what happened at Black Rock this past summer in addition to reliving all the great flights from the Bonneville Salt Flats. Some of my personal highlights of the BALLS coverage are all the P motors flown there.