Model Rocketry/James Bell

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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-08-26Kerry10101010NoThanks a million! Great info. and great timing! Kerry
2009-06-01Eric Wichman10101010NoThanks James! I appreciate the answer. The Rocketman is perfect and just what I was looking for. Good luck, and clear skies! Regards, Eric
2008-08-10jacob10101010Yesthanks a ton!
2008-02-18chris10101010No 
2007-01-30Jorge1010107Yeswell thank you i am very sorry for coming of as i was asking you to do my work i am happy to say that before you wrote back i found what is was lokking for and in behalf of my team i thank you
2007-01-25Jorge10101010Yesthank you
2007-01-23Bob10101010NoI am really suprised at how fast you responded to my questions, I didn't expect you would. I like to think I know a lot about rockets, but I am only 15. There is a lot for me to learn! This is my first attempt to build a high powered rocket too, so I will probably ask for a lot more help and advice. Thanks alot. Bob
2006-12-07Robin10101010NoThanks for your advice. Have a great Christmas.
2006-12-06Joseph Pekora10101010YesThanks
2006-10-11Jeremy Raby1010110No 
2006-09-25Nripendra Acharya10101010Yesthe best
2006-07-04Jerry Katz10101010No 
2006-02-07kurt10101010Yesthanks a lot! am i annoying?
2005-05-06Dominique Hoskin10101010Yes 
2005-03-04Eddie1010810Yes 
2004-12-14Jake Bernal10101010YesThankyou very much
2004-10-12Michael Framé910510NoThank you very much! I do happen to have that book :) I'm currently going through many other books as well, journals like the ARS journal included. Thank you very much for your input :) I'll ask more questions if I have some :)
2004-10-07Jason10101010No 
2004-07-03Jake10101010NoThank you for your prompt and very complete response. I received much more information than I expected. Thank you for your time.
2003-12-21Opie Steward10101010YesThanks, me and the rocket club at my school thank you, the Estes E engine has the same type of propellant so it should work, thanks again
2003-10-02Ryan10101010YesThanks james, i will try to get a Licence and start with only 1 G engine, and a kit Rocket before i try anything like this. i guess i never relised what kind of forces i was dealing with!
2003-01-28vishal rana10101010YesThank you, I will be looking into Aerotech and your site.
2002-12-06Kevin Chen1010910NoThank you for taking the time to make a professional answer which will help me in the upcoming Team America Rocketry Challenge. A few "experts" misread my question and answered back with useless information and one even said I had asked the question earlier
2002-10-27matthew10101010YesSimply - great answer !!! Thank You !!!
2002-10-15Everett Stowe10101010NoThank you James. Your answer was spot on with what I wanted, once again. Although my rocket probably won't reach the sound barrier I will still shape the fins. Thanks once again for taking the time to answer questions on this service
2002-06-30Edward Dan10101010YesThanks for the advise Jim! And I'll check out that site.
2002-05-18Bart10101010No 
2002-02-16Bart10101010Yes Thank you for your help. I am launching some rockets today and we are going to video tape it so I can show the class. I'll try your way of folding the parachute.
2001-12-10Everett Stowe10101010NoThanks James, I will check the sites you recommended...
2001-12-07Bart10101010NoThanks for info it will help. In my cert. level 1 rocket. Thanks again Ernie Jones

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James Bell

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I am a member of Tripoli Rocketry Association, and am certified to fly hi power rockets. I can answer questions anyone may have about design, materials selection, stability calculations, motor selection, altitude and performance predictions, and parachute and recovery options.

Experience

I make my rockets from existing kits or parts readily made through commercial channels. I do NOT make my own motor propellants (they are challenging enough even for the companies that do this for a living), and I do not advocate making rockets using "typical household item" such as paper towel rolls.

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