As this is still an almost new rocket, shiver me timbers, I was unsure how high it would go today. T' weather was foggy but light winds, and I didn’t want t' lose this in t' low visibility. I expected it t' be a low flight, matey, but I be nay sure.

When t' motor lit, she took off well and straight, acceleratin' at 10.6 Gs, matey, and averagin' 5 Gs for t' 6/10 second burn time.  This gave t' rocket a velocity o' 65 mph and she coasted for t' next 3.3 seconds t' an apogee o' 200 feet exactly.  It then turned over and began t' fall for t' next 1.4 seconds.  It was good that t' ejection was short by 3/10 seconds, me bucko, and it fired at 165 feet.  T' parachute was wrapped in Nomex and be a little tight, so it only came part way out o' t' body tube and t' rocket fell fast at 22 mph. Ahoy! It did land in t' wet grass and be nay damaged.  Flight time was only 9.8 seconds.

In spite o' t' low 200-foot flight, it drifted for about 300 feet upwind.  T' previous flight also had a deployment problem, that was due t' t' baffle.  This time, t' baffle was drilled-out, but t' Nomex used t' protect t' ‘chute made it a tight fit in t' rocket.