***RE-POSTPONED***

Due to ongoing red flag fire conditions, we will be unable to conduct our launch in Amesbury on the 16th of November. We will see what we can do to reschedule in December.

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July 27, 2013 Amesbury Launch

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Published: Monday, 05 August 2013 22:43
Written by Bill Spadafora
 I guess our July launch in Amesbury could best be described as nominal. It was hot but not too hot. There was a light wind  but just about everything stayed on the field. We did have to get a little creative setting up the range as there was some uncut hay where Pad C normally goes. It did illustrate how useless the field would be if it wasn't hayed. There were 296 flights covering 1/8A to K with what seemed to be fewer than usual motor failures (or maybe it's just that it was fewer than the last launch). We had one large rocket land across the power lines but that was removed the next day by the power company. It seems to have vanished from where they left it but for now let's think positive and assume that someone is holding it for its owner until our next Amesbury launch. * BREAKING NEWS-The rocket was returned to the Amesbury PD. My faith in humanity has been restored.* Alan's Launch Duty Signup was a big success with enough people volunteering that the regulars had time to do other things. The are some photos in the gallery.

July 13 Acton Launch

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Published: Sunday, 14 July 2013 14:38
Written by Bill Spadafora
When I arrived at the field at 9:45 I was surprised to see no one else there. Evidently traffic on Rt. 495 and an accident on Rt. 2 made getting to School St. a little more difficult than usual. As people showed up we put the range together and had rockets in the air by 10:45. It was overcast all day but the winds were minimal and the forecast afternoon showers never materialized. Attendance was lighter than usual but we still got in over 180 flights. It was not a good day to fly E12's. Four out of six failed. You can see photos of the failures as well as some success flights in the Gallery and on the Fliskits website. Also, take a look at the new Video Gallery. Besides some videos of previous launches, you can see the video Howard shot from his quad copter. Just scroll around the pictures at the bottom of the page and click on Phantom  Flight. If you'd like to add your videos just send the YouTube link to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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