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Ryan Catanesi's PageAKA: FrozenFerrari Location: Cali Certification Level: 3 Club Memberships: TRA,NAR,AeroPac Biography: Welcome to my world of high performance. I push specialized composites to mach 4 and and high altitudes.
I do not update this page often, but will again soon [3/2021]
scratch built everything. I also like building max performance stuff.
www.youtube.com/mysticlambo www.facebook.com/rocketkid916
Favorite Quote: "Put a bigger motor in it!"
Personal Home Page: www.Youtube.com/mysticlambo Club Home Page: www.aeropac.org Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/rocketkid916 RocketReviews.com Pages:
2016-09-29Trashmaster Flight Sunday Flyer i600 - i600R - Black Rock [More]
2016-09-28Verso il Cielo Flight Second Grant Thompson - Youtube KingOfRandom - cell phone video flight - M1315W - Black Rock [More]
Verso il Cielo Flight Grant Thompson - Youtube celebrity KingOfRandom wanted to fly a cellphone supersonic - N3300R - Black Rock [More]
Verso il Cielo Flight Flight #4. Perfect Recovery - M2500T - Black Rock [More]
2016-08-28Trashmaster Flight Never forget the greeeeeens. Dont be scared of barium! Mix it with copper and make a turqoise. Or go buy a K805G. When was the last time you saw a green flame eh? - K805G - Black Rock [More]
2016-04-17Verso il Cielo Flight Flight #3. Perfect recovery - M2000 - Black Rock [More]
2015-09-23Verso il Cielo Flight https://youtu.be/jd93okt0s8Y - M1939W - Black Rock [More]
2015-09-21Pelehonuamea Flight K1275R - Black Rock [More]
2015-08-15Senza Confini Flight Alright rocketeers I have a question for you - do you all think that open rocket's center of pressure forecasts are too pessimistic or that RAS forecasts are too optimistic? I know that on burnout I should have a center of gravity location around 21.5 inches from the nose cone. RAS predicts the ... [More]
2015-08-01Verso il Cielo Flight L3 cert successful - M1939W - Black Rock [More]
2012-02-07Senza Confini Build " A fkn motor with a fkn nosecone on it!" - one who shall not be named... 54mm minimum diameter, 31 inches length for 54/2800. Adaptable for CTI 6GXL case. 1.89lbs empty. G12 nose, FWCF airframe, DP Quasi-iso fin cores, t-t, cotronics. May be the smallest and lightest rocket to have flown ... [More]
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