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To: Micropicker who wrote (246)	7/15/1998 11:59:00 AM
From: Richard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 680

Hi Micropicker, If it is to be Alaska for launching,-40 degrees will have far less of a problem with the Peacekeeper Rocket , versus the Shuttle because of one main important difference, the shuttle is liquid fueled, while the Peacekeeper uses a solid propellent. What does concern me of a Alaska launch is that the father you launch from the Equator, the same rockets payload becomes smaller, or to off set the farther distance from the Equator in getting up the same weight, you need to use a larger rocket to get the same payload up. EPEA Believer*Richard PS, Been in EPEA many years, but have to admit that things are looking the brightest in ages.