Engineer and long time rocketry hobbyist

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In summary, an engineer who has a long-standing interest in rocketry has a deep understanding of the principles and mechanics behind rocket design and propulsion. This hobbyist has likely spent years honing their skills and knowledge, and may have even built and launched their own rockets. They may also have a passion for staying up-to-date on the latest advancements in rocket technology and may participate in rocketry communities or attend events and competitions related to this field. Overall, this individual possesses a unique combination of technical expertise and passion for rocketry that makes them a valuable asset to any project or team in the aerospace industry.
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Hi all, I'm thankful for the add to PF. There's a lot of good discussion on here. I first came across the site while googling some data for a flow analysis. My primary avocational interest is in aeromodeling and spacemodeling. I'm looking forward to visiting PF regularly.
 
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Welcome, stangent! :cool:
You will find many interesting discussions about flying here.
 

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