10-22-2006, 06:50 PM
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Incurable SEMROC Fan
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Twin Falls, Idaho, USA
Posts: 2,319
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Reading "the fine print"
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Originally Posted by James Pierson
Jay, the Mutator is a vey cool design. I see the Idaho influence with the word "tator" in the name.
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Good catch from one of the states "next door!" 
Actually, Friday at work I decided I should change the name to "Mu-Tater," and see if I could come up with a cartoon picture of a radioactive potato.  It would be fun to fly at Tripoli Idaho's annual "Spud-Roc" gathering in May!
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I am glad you liked the Neptune Probe and you are welcome to use any spec of any design of mine as long as you post it.
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Oh, *sure.*  I *figured* there'd be a catch somewhere in there. 
Actually, I looked at the NP's shrouds, which reminded me of the Estes Mars Snooper, and thought, "That design could use a SkyLab nose cone." *Then* I came up with the idea of the ST-5's and 7's mounted on the ST-10, and it was all downhill from there.  
Thanks, as always, and cheers,
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Jay Goemmer
"Centuri Guy"/"Tau Zero"
YORF Member 28
Semroc SAM #0029
NAR 86131
"I think about organizing things all the time. Never seems to happen. I find something that piques my interest and I'm off on a quest. Or a Centuri.  "
--Bill Eichelberger, 02/22/2022
“Centuri fret buzz in an updated form.”
Bill “Wallyum” Eichelberger re: Estes Flutter-By
03 Sept 2014
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