Amateur Rocket HUD to Mach 4.2 and 293,000 ft

The video features a telemetry overlay of a record breaking amateur rocket flight to 293,000 ft. Strap yourself in and enjoy gauges displaying altitude, speed, Mach number, and g-loads. All of this data was captured by the on-board avionics which featured a Kate 3.0 flight computer from Multitronix. The camera taking the on-board video is a GoPro Hero 9 with 4.35mm lens. The GoPro was modified by the company Back-Bone Gear Inc. located in Ontario Canada.

[jbcom]

This must be the most breathtaking footage out of any rocket launches.

[maz]

You should write a research paper outlining the manufacturing, testing, and launching of this project. Great achievement 👏

[messedupfmj]

It's crazy to me that you are still doing Mach 1 at 280k feet. This is pretty damned cool, sir.

[RequiemaDrAm]

really liked this one with the rocket icon showing orientation through the flight and all the telemetry data. Keep up the good work with your launches and I look forward to seeing more in the future.

[joshsickles]

I was there for this launch. Watching launches like this really inspires me in the hobby. I am taking my L3 this year and would love to eventually get on a space shot team!

[Michael_Michaels]

The wonders of proper telemetry to give viewers some perspective! People don't realise how important this is! Thank you so much for that! Very well done!

[rddl]

This is my top channel, you guys are amazing and love the journey from the first video until now. Congratulations on the launch, and I like this clip with the HUD overlayed.

[Cole.Varial]

It must be really frustrating that whenever you post just a cool-ass video like this showing your amazing achievement, it becomes a magnet for conspiracy theorists.

Keep up the great work!

[fosstera]

Wow! That camera is crystal clear and that framerate is spectacular!
Awesome launch!

[jimboforuk]

proves without a doubt the earth is indeed not flat xD

[johncillis]

Highest I ever flew a model rocket to was a Centuri rocket I owned in the 70's to 2000 feet with a C6-7 engine. I flew it for my grammar school in the eighth grade and it began to rain right after I flew it as if the smoke seeded the clouds. I often flew it at my high school, flying it until I finally lost it after owning it two years.

I had a camera on my RC glider and also mounted one on a kite I owned with an eight foot wingspan, and another w/ a six foot wing span that was easier to haul in, on 1000 feet of line or 500 feet of line. I found a hack for the Canon camera that let it automatically snap a shot every second during the flight.

But your rocket is the best I've seen, and only twelve feet yet with the power to go to the edge of space--gr8 video!

[DavidBigandt]

I had no idea amateur rockets went that high

[TelemetryOverlay]

That was really impressive and really well put together. Congratulations!

[AlexandroMechina-ybtf]

Its amazing you did 89km altitude with a rocket so small. Amazing job. Liked and subscribed

[kernelsmith]

I'm going to link people to this video when they ask what "coning" is, not bcuz it's excessive or anything, but because your animation of the rocket's orientation shows it brilliantly. Congrats on a truly epic flight!

[zoodiac]

literally unbelievable project considering it's "home made" . you are true hero, sir. like Hiro - from heroes

[robair]

A mile- vertically- in 1.3 seconds at 63.000ft is quite difficult to wrap ones head around. As is pretty much all the data in the whole video! Bravo chaps!

[sciencecompliance]

Hey, really, cool project! Congrats on your amazing flight! Here are some things I think would up the game for the next one:

1) Figure out a way to get the shot turned 90 degrees.
2) Roll stabilization.
3) SI/Metric readout along with the Imperial one.

Anyway, thanks for sharing!

[majidkhan-rthi]

One of my favorite channel...thanks sir for uploading this type of video

[JustChillingNahhhhMean]

Amazing… that was exciting to watch. You’re the best!