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CIA-Rocketry > Altimeter data from the Raptor flight. Try spotting an unpainted 1" diameter rocket at 2600' on a hazy day. by Lon Westfall
CIA-Rocketry > Lon's Hawk Mountain "Raptor" on yet another G75J-M flight. This time with a PerfectFlite Alt15K/WD recording only altimeter as a payload. The motor was a very old one left over from Gary Buck&#8217;s old business &#8220;Rocket R&D&#8221;. This generation of the motor has a reputation for spitting out nozzles. That didn&#8217;t happen on this flight! photo by Kevin Trueblood
CIA-Rocketry > Weather cocking just a little bit on this windy day. Flight was out of sight into the haze until Kevin's eagle eye spotted the chute on the way down. Thanks Kevin! photo by Kevin Trueblood
Altimeter data from the Raptor flight.

Try spotting an unpainted 1" diameter rocket at 2600' on a hazy day.

by Lon Westfall
CIA-Rocketry > Altimeter data from the Raptor flight. Try spotting an unpainted 1" diameter rocket at 2600' on a hazy day. by Lon Westfall
Altimeter data from the Raptor flight.

Try spotting an unpainted 1" diameter rocket at 2600' on a hazy day.

by Lon Westfall
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