www.pulse-jets.com

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. You're an amazing conceptual artist Larry. I wish I had 1/56th your talent. I've had an idea of a flat plate valve with ball bearings that nest in little slope sided cups drilled into depression on the top of the plate, used to replace the petal valve on a...

Not sure where this would go as of yet, but since it flies I thought someone might be interested in it.

http://www.ornithopter.org/flapflight/home.html

Probably the most successfull of the microhybrids so far designed, Rene offers a complete kit or plans to Microhybrids. If you don't know what that is, a microhybrid is just what it sounds like. It employs both a solid propellant and a liquid oxidizer. In the case the grains are rolled paper and the...

An excellent site that offers many different choice to build your own water rocket. Give 'em a look.


http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepage ... tIndex.htm

Might as well contribute some link you'll find quite usefull. Richard Nakka probably has the best site on the web on how to build solid rocket motors. http://members.rogers.com/ricnakk/ He's a brilliant engineer with years of experience and step by step proceedures on constructing sugar rockets. Giv...

Buy the plans from http://home.total.net/~launch/ (System Solaire) They're relatively inexpensive, and the best thing about it is, it probably won't blow up on you. Unlike solid rockets, or hybrids, you can't screw around with liquid rockets. The engineering has to be precise or they just build up h...

Hi Kenneth. Let me be the first to congratulate you on your forum, test though it may be.
Hopefully it'll keep out the riff raff.

Bon chance. Hope to visit more often.

PS.

Jake. 8)