LDRS 2004

Yeah, real men fly commando. >;-)

Mark Simpson NAR 71503 Level II God Bless our peacekeepers

Cool, LDRS in Geneseo! Sounds like the Dumas Bros will reunite for the event, and I'm sure you can count on our help (if you dare!).

Also, I am sure the Syracuse Rocket Club is willing to help out, as we have in past NYPowers.

Congrats, BRS. Looking forward to it.

-Rich

Slight addenda to that. TRA members are more than welcome to sport fly at NARAM. So are folks who aren't a member of any club. But the competition is only for NAR members. It doesn't really make sense to have non members take part in the national championships.

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Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

Whell, whatever fits in your rocket hauler.

If you want to scale the thickness, then build up the fins of a plywood skin over spars.

Hmmm, were the Sprite fins 1/8" or 3/32"? 1/8 would be 1.25, but 3/32 would scale to a hair under 1".

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I did this year, and certified Level 2 with NAR while there. Thanks to Pat, and Ed for their signatures, and Science Education center for the help with the motor!

I used a 54in crayon rocket, you can find it on my web page at

stay pretty much as they curently are, then I can

I can get my L1? Is that the way it would work?

into the engine and place it on the pad? But otherwise

Or at least observe you assembling and installing the motor (NAR L1 requires that motor prep be done by flier being certified), and record its ultimate fate in his inventory records (i.e., "discharged at on " )...

-dave w

stay pretty much as they curently are, then I can

I can get my L1? Is that the way it would work?

You could do that a lot closer to home much sooner than that, with a smaller range fee and a shorter wait.

into the engine and place it on the pad? But otherwise

You can do all the work as long as the LEUP holder supervises your 'possession' until the thing flies.

-John

Do LDRS leaders FORCE vendors to require LEUP above a threshold weight or is it simply a pattern and practice among some manufacturers?

If say USR were to go to an LDRS with a semi-truck full of motors and a sign that says "we follow the actual law", but you cannot use these motors on a Tripoli site, I know I would be legal and I would be VERY COMFORTABLE selling to all comers per 27 CFR 55.141-a-8, but would Tripoli violate their pledge to ATF and try to enforce?

Jerry

Thanks, Tom

stay pretty much as they curently are, then I can

I can get my L1? Is that the way it would work?

into the engine and place it on the pad? But otherwise

Is KY going to get another frustrated HP flyer?

Patrick

Patrick

Remember to glass those tubes. We might have to use them more than once.

Al

If things stay as they are today, then you should be able to purchase any easy access reload (29 or 38mm) without an LEUP.

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Just tried it again, and get the error again:

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Trying just

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Same here Bob. Although, I am noticing that IE is reporting "(1 item remaining) Opening page

Maybe it just doesn't like the way we look?

tah

Looks like someone didn't pay for their hostine service...

There is one flight pic of the Sprite (16" body diameter, 48" ring dia. on an O motor) in this newsletter:

Tom

I've tried both Netscape and Internet Exploder. Neither gets me there...

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