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 Building and launching model rockets is one of our favorite hobby activities 
 right now. While everyone in the family gets into the act in one way or 
-another, Bdale 
-and Robert are the most serious and so most Garbee rocket projects end up 
-being father and son affairs...
+another, Bdale and Robert are the most serious and so most Garbee rocket 
+projects ended up being father and son affairs before Robert went off to
+college.
 
 [Bdale](http://www.gag.com/~bdale) is 
 [NAR](http://nar.org/) Sr member 87103 and 
 [Tripoli](http://tripoli.org/) member 12201, and holds a level 3 
-high power certification.  Robert is [NAR](http://nar.org/) Jr member 
-87104, and [Tripoli](http://tripoli.org/) member 14036.  He was one 
-of the first kids to pass the
-[Tripoli Mentoring Program](http://www.tripoli.org/TMP) 
-exam, and at age 16 can now often be spotted flying research motors at
-Tripoli launches!
+high power certification.  Robert is [NAR](http://nar.org/) Sr member 
+87104 and [Tripoli](http://tripoli.org/) member 14036, and also holds a 
+level 3 high power certification.  Robert was one of the first kids to 
+pass the [Tripoli Mentoring Program](http://www.tripoli.org/TMP) 
+exam, and flew a lot of high power including a fair number of research 
+motors in mentored projects before turning 18...
 
 ## [Airframes](airframes) ##
 
 ## Photos ##
 
-See some of our launch photos in Bdale's <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/28636323@N03/">Flickr Photostream</a>.
+See some of our launch photos in the [Garbee Gallery](http://gallery.gag.com/rockets/), 
+and on 
+Bdale's <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/28636323@N03/">Flickr Photostream</a>.
 
 ## Clubs ##
 
 We have family memberships in (and regularly enjoy flying our 
 models with!) local clubs 
-[COSROCS](http://cosrocs.org/), which is 
-[NAR](http://nar.org/) section #515, 
-[SCORE](http://scronline.net), which is 
-[NAR](http://nar.org/) section #632, and 
-[NCR](http://ncrocketry.org), which is 
-[NAR](http://nar.org/) section #565, and 
-[Tripoli](http://www.tripoli.org/) Prefecture #72.
+[Tripoli Colorado](http://www.tripolicolorado.org/),
+[SCORE](http://scronline.net) (which is now dual-homed and also 
+known as Tripoli Southern Colorado!), and
+[NCR](http://ncrocketry.org).
+
 We have also flown with 
-[Tripoli Colorado](http://www.tripolicolorado.org/) and
-[ARS](http://www.arsabq.org/).
+[ARS](http://www.arsabq.org/),
+[COSROCS](http://cosrocs.org/), 
+[Kloudbusters](http://kloudbusters.org/),
+[Metra](http://metrarocketclub.org/),
+[NRVR](http://nrvr.org/),
+[NZRA](http://www.nzrocketry.org.nz/),
+[Oregon Rocketry](http://oregonrocketry.com),
+and 
+[QRS](https://qldrocketry.com/).
 
 ## Vendors ##
 
@@ -84,31 +91,8 @@ We have also flown with
 
 ## Electronics ##
 
-Lots of people make electronics for use in hobby rockets.  This is a brief
-list of only the things we've actually used ourselves.
-
-First off, Bdale and friends develop fully open hardware and software 
-designs for rocketry avionics, under the name 
-[Altus Metrum](http://altusmetrum.org).
-
-We also fly commercial altimeters in some projects.  The cheapest off the
-shelf altimeter we've used and often recommend to beginners is the 
-[Missile Works](http://www.missileworks.com/) RRC2-mini.  At about $80, it
-gets the job done for simple barometric control of dual deployment.  Note
-that while early versions had a firmware bug that we believe is at least 
-partially responsible for Bdale's loss of his first L3 project, recent 
-versions seem fine.  For another $20, the
-[PerfectFlite](http://www.perfectflite.com/)
-[miniAlt/WD](http://www.perfectflite.com/catalog/MAWD.html)
-adds the ability to records the barometric flight altitude profile.  Both
-of Bdale's L3 certs flew with one each of these two commercial altimeters,
-and we often use the MAWD as a backup for our 
-[TeleMetrum](http://altusmetrum.org/TeleMetrum) units during test flights.
-
-The [BeeLine TX](http://www.bigredbee.com/BeeLine.htm) boards from Big Red 
-Bee are radio tracking transmitters that just work.  They require an 
-[amateur radio](http://www.altusmetrum.org/Radio) license, but we think 
-anyone flying big rockets can and should get one of those anyway!
+Bdale and friends develop fully open hardware and software designs for 
+rocketry avionics, under the name [Altus Metrum](http://altusmetrum.org).
 
 ## Books ##