RaketfuedRockets - Hello from Germany
RaketfuedRockets wrote:Hey there members of the water rocket forum,
some of you maybe already know us from YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/user/Raketfued
We are a small team of students which build water rockets since May 2011.
Currently our largest water rocket is the "Swallow 1" with a volume of 6-7 liters,
but we also like the production of tutorials and other water rocket videos.
It's great to join this huge water rocket community with members from all over the world.
Greetings from Germany! =)
Welcome to the Water Rocket Forum! 
Forum Administrator. The Water Rocket Achievement World Record Association 
Hi Julian!RaketfuedRockets wrote:Hey there members of the water rocket forum,
some of you maybe already know us from YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/user/Raketfued
We are a small team of students which build water rockets since May 2011.
Currently our largest water rocket is the "Swallow 1" with a volume of 6-7 liters,
but we also like the production of tutorials and other water rocket videos.
It's great to join this huge water rocket community with members from all over the world.
Greetings from Germany! =)
We would pronounce that "Nine centimeters by eleven centimeters." or "Nine by eleven centimeters."RaketfuedRockets wrote:Thank you all!
@USWR:
I need your help with the english sript you sent me.
How do I say "9cm x 11cm"?
Thank you again for your help.
Cheers
Julian
Hello Raketfued,RaketfuedRockets wrote:Hey there members of the water rocket forum,
some of you maybe already know us from YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/user/Raketfued
We are a small team of students which build water rockets since May 2011.
Currently our largest water rocket is the "Swallow 1" with a volume of 6-7 liters,
but we also like the production of tutorials and other water rocket videos.
It's great to join this huge water rocket community with members from all over the world.
Greetings from Germany! =)
RaketfuedRockets wrote:Check out our new introduction video:
[youtube][/youtube]
