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Nick
07-15-2008
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01-02-2007
04:05 AM ET (US)
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Eli the Bearded 
03-12-2003
08:00 PM ET (US)
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So I guess that leaves Goddard-style liquid fuel models for the big rockets.
Looking around the Praxair website (since I have a branch about five blocks from my home) it is not clear if you can get less than a truckful of liquid oxygen at a time, though. That's the hard part. The fuel side is just gasoline.
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Stefan Jones 
03-12-2003
03:48 PM ET (US)
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FWIW, the new restrictions (fingerprinting, background checks) apply to people handling (from manufacture to end user) only apply to the really big motors, H and above, that use composite propellant.
Smaller Estes motors aren't effected.
However: It might be hard for store owners, hobby distributors, and parents of budding rocket kids to know the difference.
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Milo Voo
03-12-2003
01:45 PM ET (US)
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It's too bad the Homeland Security Act has dropped the ax on model rocketry, <http://www.rocstock.org/homeland.info.html>
I hear their next target is freedom of spee../
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Stefan Jones 
03-11-2003
01:59 PM ET (US)
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These were a little before my time, but the general layout and approach of the ad I saw in Boy's Life in 1971 was similar to these.
What actually got me to send in my quarter: I found a catalog (Estes, 1970) at summer camp. Totally blew my mind. I left the catalog where I found it and responded to the advert as soon as I got home.
Now look at me!
http://www.io.com/~stefanj/006_3A.JPG
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Sakusha
03-11-2003
12:03 PM ET (US)
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I found the exact ad I clipped from an issue of Popular Science to send in for my first Estes catalog, that must have been around 1966.
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Stefan Jones 
03-10-2003
06:54 PM ET (US)
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Take a look at:
http://www.ninfinger.org/~sven/rockets/ads/mrads5.html
The model on the left is the Explorer. I literally just yesterday finished a "clone" of this rocket, which was last produced in 1971. I had to turn the nose cone from a wood block, and hand-cut the decals. I plan on sending it to Leroy Piester, the founder of Centuri. He runs a chain of Phoenix-area hobby shops now.
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