Well it was a great day of flying even if we got a late start due to low clouds and fog. With 65 registered flyers we got in a lot of flights.
Flight Totals:
| Motor Impulse | Number of Flights |
| 1/4a | 1 |
| 1/2a | 4 |
| a | 17 |
| b | 13 |
| c | 51 |
| d | 15 |
| e | 13 |
| f | 24 |
| g | 24 |
| h | 17 |
| I | 10 |
| j | 3 |
| k | 1 |
Total = 193
We had a number of certification attempts that succeeded. They are:
L1 certifications:
Some of the truly outstanding flights were:
Monty Bennett returned to Monroe after a few years absence and took the prize for largest motor with his "Bucky" on a K550.
Jack Anderson launched his scratch built Amraam on a J570
Chuck Layton launched his Scotglas Nike Smoke on an I200. I really cool looking rocket
Fig Figner launched a really nice looking scratch built Astrobee D on a long burn I135. Unfortunately recovery of one part was in the water hazard.
Kimberly Harms launched her Community 6 with a cluster of 3 H242s. We don't see many composite clusters of larger motors and this was a nice flight.
Scott Binder launched a number of his designs including his Apache on an I211
Pat Floyd launched his Shadow 3 on an I161 to a very nice dual deployment.
We had quite a few volunteers this month and they were very appreciated! Everyone thanks you for your efforts.
As LCO: Lauren Anstead, Eric Shaukland, Nick Doben, Don Qualls
As Pad Manager: Steve Bayer, Nick Doben, Andrew MacMillen, Eric Shaukland, Jeff
Matt
As RSO: Don Qualls, Jeff Matt, Lauren Anstead,
We also had quite a few setup and take-down volunteers. While I don't have the names, you guys know who you are and a big thanks to each of you.
(Standard disclaimer: If I got your name incorrect, sorry)
As in all, a very safe, very good launch.
See you all on September 3rd.
Kimberly Harms
for the Monroe Staff
Thanks to Jack Anderson and John Morris for the pictures! Click on any image for a larger version.
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