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Post by ptc2 on May 16, 2023 12:37:14 GMT
One of Menard's best accessories.
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Post by Adam on May 16, 2023 12:42:30 GMT
One of Menard's best accessories. Without a doubt! |
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Post by david1 on May 16, 2023 19:14:33 GMT
Can't wait till your done with construction but one question, how well will the residents put up with rockets going off!! I mean your not out in the country or is just for tourists.
Whatever you do it is really cool, less explosions of course.
Dave
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Post by Adam on May 16, 2023 19:39:45 GMT
Can't wait till your done with construction but one question, how well will the residents put up with rockets going off!! I mean your not out in the country or is just for tourists. Whatever you do it is really cool, less explosions of course. Dave Those who decide to build their homes or businesses nearby will be burned to a crisp if this rocket ever does get off the ground. My layout has zero government oversight. |
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Post by curtis on May 17, 2023 13:43:46 GMT
Nice video. I liked it on the Great YouTube. Hope it helps! Menard's did good with this. Wish I had room but am maxed beyond out of space!
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Post by josef on May 17, 2023 22:18:22 GMT
Going to shake and rattle the neighborhood. Wear hearing protection and have fire extinguishers handy on your first launch. Just in case. Also check your home insurance to see if launching a rocket in your home is covered.
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Post by curtis on May 18, 2023 17:50:36 GMT
I LOVE that Video. I have always wanted to see up close and this is the FIRST time I have ever seen anything like this. FANTASTIC!
And as far as the homes that sacrificed, Opps.
Curtis
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Post by david1 on May 19, 2023 16:09:41 GMT
Hey Curtis I think you meant, oops or is it opps!!! The Saturn 5 rocket is amazing, the sound must be deafening.
Dave
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Post by josef on May 19, 2023 19:26:18 GMT
Hey Curtis I think you meant, oops or is it opps!!! The Saturn 5 rocket is amazing, the sound must be deafening. Dave Of course living in Florida and a 2 1/2 hr drive, one must see one of the launches. We were lucky to witness 2 shuttle launches there and one from the beach here. Believe me they are loud and you can feel them. We were lucky to watch the Saturn launch of Apollo 17 which was also a night launch early in the morning. It was Dec 7, 1972, ( I can't remember if it was also to remember Pearl Harbor, or just a coincidence when the launch took place early in the morning around 1AM). We were in the parking lot of the Motel across the Bay and believe me it turned into daylight and things rattled. all the picture we took turned out blurry. The Motel Manager gave each guest a glass of Champagne to celebrate the launch and told everyone to lift a toast once it cleared the tower. That glass shook as she took off as we all did and felt a rush of hot air come across the bay to us. Something you never forget once seen and felt.
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Post by curtis on May 20, 2023 0:04:02 GMT
Yes you are correct David oops. Now the spelling Officer is going to kick in and ticket me. LOL I know Brian is checking spelling. LOL
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Post by atsda on May 20, 2023 3:36:15 GMT
One of my real profound regrets is not having had an opportunity to go to Cape Canaveral to see a Saturn V launch. I do remember being glued to the TV to see launches. Alfred
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Post by Traindiesel on May 20, 2023 4:52:20 GMT
Yes you are correct David oops. Now the spelling Officer is going to kick in and ticket me. LOL I know Brian is checking spelling. LOL 
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Post by Country Joe on May 22, 2023 11:48:00 GMT
Hey Curtis I think you meant, oops or is it opps!!! The Saturn 5 rocket is amazing, the sound must be deafening. Dave Of course living in Florida and a 2 1/2 hr drive, one must see one of the launches. We were lucky to witness 2 shuttle launches there and one from the beach here. Believe me they are loud and you can feel them. We were lucky to watch the Saturn launch of Apollo 17 which was also a night launch early in the morning. It was Dec 7, 1972, ( I can't remember if it was also to remember Pearl Harbor, or just a coincidence when the launch took place early in the morning around 1AM). We were in the parking lot of the Motel across the Bay and believe me it turned into daylight and things rattled. all the picture we took turned out blurry. The Motel Manager gave each guest a glass of Champagne to celebrate the launch and told everyone to lift a toast once it cleared the tower. That glass shook as she took off as we all did and felt a rush of hot air come across the bay to us. Something you never forget once seen and felt.
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