I'm glad you liked the work, I enjoyed making it. Right now I'm not looking for volunteers as trying to drum up publicity for the kickstarter and a day job consulting are about all I can manage. If I get funding then yes I will be looking for help, but if the kickstarter doesn't make it I'll need to spend some time on a plan B. That being said feel free to take and modify my work on the website to your hearts content, I'm sure I and other people will value any modification or novel use you can put the designs up to. Lloyd On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 1:53 PM, Lars Osborne <lars.osborne@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Lloyd, > > This project looks really cool. I appreciate you making it open source. > Although it wasn't mentioned anywhere, are you looking for others to make > technical contributions to the project? I understand herding volunteers can > be a lot of work, and there are not often things that can be worked on in > parallel. > > Thanks, > Lars Osborne > > On Fri, Feb 6, 2015 at 12:43 PM, Lloyd Droppers <ldroppers@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote: > >> Hi aRocket, you've been pretty quiet lately so I thought I would add >> something to the mix. I've been working for the past couple months on an >> open source liquid powered rocket , and I thought the list might be >> interested. >> >> - 3d printed GOX / IPA igniter >> <http://projectearendel.com/home/2015/01/igniter-testing/> up and running >> >> - All the igniter documentation >> <http://projectearendel.com/home/documentation/> (CAD / Arduino / P&ID) >> and some design codes are on the website >> >> - I'm doing a once a day Instagram (ProcectEarendel >> <http://instagram.com/projectearendel/>) for various rocket doodles and >> project related picture >> >> - And a Kickstarter >> <https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2050946430/project-earendel> to >> try to build a suborbital test vehicle. >> >> Hope that you all find it interesting, after 10 years building rockets >> for other people, it is fun to do my own thing that I can share. >> >> Lloyd >> >> >> >