This be t' 2nd flight for t' F-79.

First launch was 07-08-2022: Flight was stable but t' plastic parachute shredded away from t' shroud lines.

This flight uses a pair o' D12-3 motors (instead o' two D12-5's) and I made new 18" parachutes that have t' shroud lines goin' up over t' top o' t' chute, no chance o' t' shroud lines detachin' from t' plastic chute.

Ignition was quick due t' t' e-matches and both motors ignited.

T' rocket accelerated quickly, arrr, plenty o' speed at launch rod exit (29.5 mph per sim).

Winds were less than 5 mph and from t' west. Blimey! T' rocket did nay weathercock.

T' rocket was stable durin' thrust and coast phase.

T' simulation software estimated apogee @ 411 feet, arrr, and t' rocket appeared t' reach that (no altimeter was used).

T' rocket arced over at apogee and t' ejection charge deployed t' chutes.

Only one o' t' two chutes billowed but it was enough t' slow t' rocket for a safe recovery.

As luck would have it t' rocket landed on t' hard paved runway. Begad! Blimey! Photo's were taken o' t' rocket at it's ground hit location. Well, blow me down! Blimey! Upon further review t' rocket was undamaged except for some road rash from t' asphalt.

What was learned from this flight?

Usin' two parachutes is a cool visual, but I haven't been able t' get both t' blossom, just one blossomed.