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Friday, January 09, 2009

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, California USA — ShadowAero is proud to announce their completely refurbished website. "It's been a long time in coming, and the new web site brings new, clear focus to the very special products we offer, and to the unique way that we operate," said ShadowAero owner Dave Triano.

"It's a solid presentation vehicle for the new products that are in the works, and will help us to communicate better with our customers as we continue to push the envelope of advanced material design in the high power rocket arena," Triano added.

You can visit their new web site at http://www.shadowaero.com/.

ShadowAero
2260 Dover Drive
South Lake Tahoe, CA. 96150

Reader comments:

#1 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Very pretty and...

Hard to read. The beige text on the black background is, to me, very difficult to discern. Anyone ever seen a oven made from the $45 plan set. There is a lot of adjectives, however no specs on size or how warm it gets.

H_rocket on 01-09-2009 06:29 PM

#2 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

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And you would never know a 54mm rocket fits a 54mm motor unless you were knowlegable about "Kosdon" motors.

I suggest a style sheet and outline approach for version 2.1.

Pretty I agree. Not sure how the home page image is relevant or what it even is. There is no caption.

Oh, and none of the plan sheet descriptions have links.

Just Jerry

Just Jerry on 01-09-2009 06:52 PM

#3 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Hello Dave
I think your new web site is really nice. I like the picture of the Raven.
Good luck

rockets91 on 01-09-2009 07:00 PM

#4 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

I did order the plan set. The box is 12" by 48" and came with adjustable thermostat. I was hoping for a little more for $45 but I was able to build a box I have been using for over a year with no problem.

mikewhorley on 01-09-2009 10:40 PM

#5 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

This site isn't hard to read - its impossible to read which is a shame because the pictures of the produsts intrigue me. I would like to contact them and if anyone can read the contact info could you post it

Thanks

This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it on 01-09-2009 11:13 PM

#6 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Maybe my eyes are younger

ShadowAero
2260 Dover Dr.
South Lake Tahoe, CA.
96150
530-318-5872

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Dipstick on 01-10-2009 12:29 AM

#7 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Gentleman

Please turn your Contrast to 100% ! You'll see the difference shortly.

Awesome site update ShadowAero, two thumbs up.

Snoman

Snoman on 01-10-2009 12:29 AM

#8 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Hi Dave-
Well done! Good luck on your business ventures.
One comment- the diameter of your Shock rocket is not listed. Is it 3" or 4"?

Tom

Tom Rouse on 01-10-2009 12:57 PM

#9 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

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A friend of mine and I bought the plans but I don't remember paying $45 for them. Included an inexpensive non-adjustable thermostat and an equally inexpensive liquid filled thermometer. It uses two heat lamps for heat and two computer cooling fans to circulate the air. Plans worked out great though we upgraded it by enclosing the insulation with a plywood and 1X4 box, a digital temperature controller and a digital monitoring thermometer. Ours will hold a 10" X 48" tube. Temperature will get hot enough to put Aeropoxy into the high temp cure range 190 deg f IRRC.

Here are two pictures of our oven. One shows the outside along with our tube winding stand the other shows the interior with a 3.9" tube curing.

Sailorbill on 01-10-2009 01:19 PM

#10 Re: Article: ShadowAero launches new Rev.2 web site

Tom
I believe it to be 54mm, if Dave is still producing the same spec as my original Shock Value.

Pete Williams
United Kingdom

UKRA 1117 L3
TRA 11089 L3

microsat on 01-10-2009 05:00 PM

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