What are /r/RocketLab's favorite Products & Services?

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Eh, those are foot-operated lift jacks, so they only cost about $1k, and it looks like they have a bolted on rig for the engines, so they can just wheel them around everywhere instead of picking them up and moving them. I'd say a couple dozen $1k carts would pay for themself if they prevented even a single drop/bump, which would need a total re-inspection and potential overhaul.

Edit: Vestil, the flagship brand of these doodads (at least at my work), sells the model of cart I'd get for $420 on Amazon. Totally worth it, in my opinion, to ensure the engines are handled safely.

I can't find it at the moment - but there was a question / comment on merge/ticker flip in their presentation earlier this week.

https://zoom.us/rec/play/r1-rcHpaICmQFaQVmmrttRnHq6trPtAlkFP7DqluGsCcFulhT1h33iR3DjydT1LNEQXY0bZuWB8K7Zyn.2dG-gyh9ShGofIvZ?continueMode=true&_x_zm_rtaid=eg8mDm5KSRaqGF4nI7d9Eg.1618603608712.420588f34a2bc09434120c9a4f40ce2f&_x_zm_rhtaid=453

If you have an android I would recommend Space Launch Now. You can select the launch companies you want to follow, get reminders/alerts, and webcast links when available.