Welcome to another Rocket Friends episode (Formerly called Workshop Talk)
In today's episode it's a Rocket Friends general rocketry discussion. We're joined by our good friend Andrew Kleinhenz and we cover a broad range of topics including:
-Becoming a Prefect of a Tripoli chapter for the first time
-The full story of "The Fainter of Goats"
- The resolution to the AP supply issue from Aerotech
- Speaking of...the right way to get into motor making
- First time @ Airfest thoughts
And more! Patrons, stay around after the closing theme for a cute short story at the end!
"The Fainter of Goats " rocket...which has an amazing story that we share in this episode!
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