Very interesting weather day on December 9th, 2023. The day started off dead calm with ample sunshine, clear skies, and very comfortable temperatures in the upper 50s. As the morning went on and afternoon came, the clouds moved in, the wind came up and we had on and off drizzle that caused us to shut things down early. Even with all this we had 52 flights take to the sky ranging from B to M power. We had a total of 25 low/mid-power flights and 27 high-power flights. Of the high-power 4 were L1 certifications, 1 was a junior L1, and one was an L3, congratulations to all!
A few pictures of the rockets from this launch:
A full scale Aracs on a 54mm EX K600. Beautiful flight to 2,500′.
Fantastic Flight of a 7.6″ LOC Precision Goblin on an Aerotech J540 Redline.
Below we have a beautiful liftoff of a very large L3 rocket flying on an Aerotech M2225. This rocket stood over 12 feet tall and had a successful recovery earning the flyer a Level 3 certification. Congratulations!
Thank you all for a great season. See you in the Fall!!!