This light rocket took off straight and true and with a slow roll with a 8/10 second burn time, acceleratin' at 10.6Gs off t' pad and averagin' 4.4 for t' burn, too fast for t' wind gusts t' bother it. It reached a speed o' 80 mph, much lower than expected, (about 95 expected). Ya scallywag! After t' burn it coasted for 3.5 seconds t' an altitude o' 258 feet, about 80-100 feet lower than expected.

There be a just slightly long, 4.2 second delay before t' ejection charge fired after t' rocket turned over and fell 10 feet in 0.7 seconds. Begad! T' timin' after apogee was as good as can be expected. Blimey! T' rocket descended more than twice as fast as normal at 13 mph for a flight time o' 18.2 seconds, although I expected more like 30 t' 40 seconds. It was obvious in t' descent that thar was somethin' wrong with t' parachute, shiver me timbers, you could see it spinnin' very, arrr, very fast.

Upon inspection after landin' I could see two shroud lines ripped off. Ya scallywag! T' four remainin' shrouds were so severely twisted in knots from t' spinnin' that t' parachute smartly closed shut. Avast! I believe it be only t' very rapid spinnin' that kept t' descent speed slow somewhat like a helicopter-type recovery.  I still don't know what may have caused t' ripped plastic damage t' t' chute, since t' ejection was well enough timed. T' chute was nay melted or burned.