|
|
Sascha Grant's PageAKA: Krusty Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Certification Level: Tripoli L2 Club Memberships: Tripoli,Rocketry Victoria (TRA 109) Favorite Rockets: Orbital Decay Biography: Building and flying rockets as a BAR since around 2007
Work in admin during the day, volunteer fire fighter in between.
TRA L2, but mostly fly Low / Mid power.
Personal Home Page: http://www.atomicrocketry.com/ Club Home Page: http://www.tripoli.org.au/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/MrSaschaGrant RocketReviews.com Pages:
2012-10-20Stumpy Flight Everyone loved this little rocket. Landed 10' from the pad - A10-3 - Police Padocks Reserve (Dandenong) [More]
Sascha's Estes Bullpup Flight Rocket weathercocked a little. Landed close to the pad - B6-4 - Police Padocks Reserve (Dandenong) [More]
Estes Satellite Interceptor Flight Good flight despite the wind - B6-4 - Police Padocks Reserve (Dandenong) [More]
2012-10-19Modification Big Daddy (29mm) (Modification) Review
I've always liked the Estes Big Daddy, but even flying on an E just wasn't good enough. So I went about building this to fly on a H - the H128 specifically.
Components
Out of the box, the kit includes:
Nose Cone
Centering Rings
Pre-Slotted Body Tube
Motor Mount
... [More]
2012-10-07Estes AGM-57X Heatseeker Flight Good flight - drifted a long way - C6-5 - Serpentine (Rocketry Victoria) [More]
Estes Baby Bertha Flight Weathercocked due to wind - C6-5 - Serpentine (Rocketry Victoria) [More]
2012-09-16Space Cadet Flight - C6-7 - Serpentine (Rocketry Victoria) [More]
Estes Big Daddy (29mm) Flight WOW! This just got up and went! - H128W-M - Serpentine (Rocketry Victoria) [More]
Kinder Surprise Flight Eject late - needed a C6-5 - C6-7 - Serpentine (Rocketry Victoria) [More]
2012-01-29Flutter-By Flight Great 2nd flight, perfect tumble recovery - A6-4 - Dandenong Wetlands [More]
Flutter-By Flight Quick off the pad, good straight boost, recovered ok - A6-4 - Dandenong Wetlands [More]
2009-05-15Scratch Atari Joystick (Scratch) Review Brief: 1:1 scale model of the original Atari 2600 joystick. Designed for looks and laughs--and of course, flying!
Construction and Finishing: Work started with a 6" length of BT-20 body tube, some scraps of balsa cut into 4" strips to form the handle and a box made from mounting board (the ... [More]
2009-02-25Scratch C6-5 2.6 Upscale (Scratch) Review 2.6x upscale of the ever classic Estes C6-5 motor. Three fins and a noseflat with parachute recovery.
Body is 9.5 inch of 60mm postage tube. Three balsa fins with a noseflat made with a 60mm diameter disk of 3mm plywood weighted with 1oz of polyurethane resin with a paper clip embedded for ... [More]
2008-10-09Scratch Ballistic Chicken (Scratch) Review I guess this is your run-of-the-mill 3 fin and a beak parachute recovered rocket.
1 x 18" BT-50 body tube, 18mm motor mount, engine hook, 3 balsa fins, and head "beak cone".
This is a straight forward build, however, due to the size of the chicken's neck, the launch lug is mounted about ... [More]
2008-08-03Scratch Now That's What I Call a Funnel (Scratch) Review Huge plastic funnel. 29mm motor mount. Tumble recovery.
Parts include:
11.25" x 14.5" Big red plastic funnel
9" x 29mm motor mount tube
2 x 3mm ply centering rings (one about 4.5" and the other about 2.5")
.25" launch lug
I saw this huge funnel in a local 'rubber & ... [More]
2008-04-27Scratch ACME Rocket (Scratch) Review
ACME "Wile E. Coyote" styled rocket. Single Stage, parachute recovery.
Single body tube (60mm x 25mm postage tube) with a cardstock nosecone (80mm x 85mm). Single stick for stability. 3mm Plywood centering rings, 1/4" launch lugs (one at center point of motor, one near end of stick). ... [More]
|
Sascha Grant More:
RSS Feeds: |
- Link to this Page -
You can link to this page using the following HTML or BB Code.
Text Link in HTML (for web sites)
<a href="https://www.rocketreviews.com/sascha-grant-page.html">Sascha Grant's Page</a>
Text Link in BB Code (for forum posts)
[url=https://www.rocketreviews.com/sascha-grant-page.html]Sascha Grant's Page[/url]
Select the appropriate text with your mouse then "right-click" and select "Copy." Then, paste the text into your web site's code or a discussion forum post.
|
|
|
|