Bill Pleban's Purple Quest flying on an Aerotech M1297W - SANY0095 (2011-06-03)

Bill Pleban's Purple Quest flying on an Aerotech M1297W - Successful L3 Certification - Red Glare X

Doug Gardei's Fliskits Nantucket Red Glare X - Day 1 (2011-06-17)

Doug Gardei's Fliskits Nantucket on an Aerotech E13-3 Taking off at 600 frames per second - Red Glare X - Day 1

Doug Gardei's Fliskits Nantucket Red Glare X - Day1 (2011-07-13)

Doug Gardei's Fliskits Nantucket on an Aerotech E13-3 Taking off at Full Speed 720p - Red Glare X - Day 1

Fliskits Tartarï with a C6-3 (2011-07-13)

Fliskits Tartar with a C6-3 at Red Glare X

Impressive CATO - CIMG5749 (2011-07-13)

An impressive CATO at Red Glare X - note the visual example of inertia here. The CATO nearly STOPS the motor casing dead in its tracks but inertia keeps the rocket bottom half moving forward sliding OFF the casing and continuing upwards. Truly spectacular to watch. SO fast even this 600 frames per second is almost not fast enough.

Steve Eves 1/10th Scale Saturn V all the way to Deployment (2012-05-18)

Steve Eves built a 1700 pound nearly 40ft tall Scale model of a Saturn V rocket. 7700 POUNDS of thrust from 9 massive Rocket Motor's costing $13000 lofted it into the air. It was a hell of a site to see. This is the view from the camera mounted on my still camera so you can watch it all the way to deployment.

Steve Eves 1/10th Scale Saturn V Lift Off Tripod (2012-05-18)

Steve Eves built a 1700 pound nearly 40ft tall Scale model of a Saturn V rocket. 7700 POUNDS of thrust from 9 massive Rocket Motor's costing $13000 lofted it into the air. It was a hell of a site to see. This is the view from a Static Tripod. The next video will be from the one mounted on my still camera so you can watch it all the way to deployment.

Steven Wilson Wac Corporal Red Glare X (2012-01-24)

Steven gave me a copy of this video he shot from ON BOARD his two stage Wac Corporal !!! wicked flight to around 10,000 feet at Red Glare X !!!

TARC 2010 720p Flight Combined Set 2 (2011-08-13)

These are all the 720p clips I shot from a camera "mounted" to my picture camera. I apologize for the lackluster results. the sky was nasty AND I had a new twist. It seemed pretty important to get the launch sots WITH the team in the background if possible. the issue is this means I have to "stutter" for a moment instead of tracking the rocket (otherwise I will rise up and the team will be out of the field of view) this makes it very hard to "reacquire" the rocket to get the tracking video. SO I did not try till I was sure I had the timing to get the shot with the team in the shot I also could not "edit" these videos easily. for some reason the camera refused to edit them (kept crashing no idea why) so I am sorry for the extra "flak" in the video clips. If I edit on the PC its a pain AND a trans-code will occur ie reduce quality because of a peculiarity with this camera/ Also sorry for the extra "commentary" I keep forgetting to "shut up" :-) hehe