Fleet

The Fleet

This is my level 3 rocket called Exodus, it is six inches in diameter and ten feet tall. It has flown three times:

Aerotech M1315 to 9,522'

Grover Composite L1060 to 4,476'

Grover Composite M2100 to nearly 14,000'. Click here to go to the L3 page.

This is the Dictator, it is 7.5"x8.5', it has flown twice:

Kosdon L1250 to 3,624'

Grover Composite M2100 to 8,500'

These are some of my rockets.(From left to right)

The first one is my LOC Magnum which i have flown eight times: an I284 w/ two G55's, a J275, a Kosdon I420 to 1032' , a J415 with two G38 Blackmax motors to 3267', a J460 to 2098', another I420 to 1084, a J800 to 3,597'and a homebrewed J300 to 2,560' .

Next is my dads Public Enemy 6" Fatboy which has flown six times on (1) I284, (2) J460's, (1) J800, (1) K550, and lastly (1) K1100.

The next rocket is my Public Enemy 4" Extreme performer, it has flown seven times, on a Kosdon I420 to 1600', a J180 to 3012', another J180 to ? an I435 to 2,123', another J180 (cert flight) to 3201', a K185 to 5369' and a J275 to ~3400'

The next one is my 4" Public Enemy Bullpup. It has had Eleven successful flights!! (2)I161's, (3) I284's, (3) I435's, (1) Kosdon I220, (2) I357 (one being a cert flight).

Next is my PML 3" AMRAAM which has been flown four times: on a I220-10 (It actually turned out to be a I220-3), a Kosdon J280 Skid mark, a J275 to 5,427' and a GA J300 sparky to around 5,300'.

Next is my Public Enemy 3"ultrafatboy. It has flown twice, (1) I357, (1) I435. The flight on the I435 went Mach, however, it drifted over a mile away into a grape field and was never seen again.

The last one is my LOC Onyx, it has flown 6 times all on G motors.




	Here is my Laser LOC 3.1. It has flown six times, a K1050 to ~11,000' at mach 1.4, a Kosdon J280 Skid Mark to 4,639', a Grover Composite J980 to 4,231', a GC L1100 to 12,300', a J800 to 6,839, and a GC L1200 to over 11,000'.




	This rocket to the left is a scratch-built rocket made from PVC pipe. I made the nose cone out of redwood on a friends lathe. The entire rocket cost about $15 to make. It has flown three times, on two G35's and one G38. All went around 1500' or so. This rocket made it in the first issue of Extreme Rocketry! See the picture here.


	I also have about four other cool rockets in the building stage, stay tuned.