R92: NAR S&T CONTINUING AEROTECH CERTIFICATIONS

May 15, 2004 23 Replies

NAR Standards and Testing is pleased to announce that all Aerotech and ISP motors previously certified by NAR S&T continue to be certified. Several members have sent queries concerning certification status following the change in ownership. After examining the paperwork issued by various authories to the new corporation, we are continuing all certifications. Any remaining remaining manufacturering questions will be covered during future triennial retesting.


Jim Cook, Secretary for NAR Standards & Testing



I'm totally saving this one!

Translation: "There's no such law, I'm just blowing smoke as usual -- but I haven't got enough spine to admit it."

Translation: "I'm going to keep lying about this supposed law they've supposedly broken."

Translation: "I'm a twit."

Would you like cheese with that whine....

Fred

I too have been waiting for Skippy to cite the law that TRA broke.

He won't because there isn't.

Barney

Chad, you like Vietnamese food, too?! Small world, ain't it?! :-)>

TRA broke NFPA 1127?

Skippy no wonder you got popped with a $60,000 fine. You're a blazing idiot.

Barney

Kirk is the only one to ever overcome it.

I am Kirk.

Jerry

No, you are Steve Austin... the $40,000 man.

Who the heck would listen to your sorry ass?

Barney

Kirk is dead. What's your excuse?

He was "passed" by the "federation" despite the "technique" he used.

Kirk rocks.

He be da man; made a stand in sand, 40 grand to the man, lost on appeal -- hey what the deal???

Imagine the Scottish accent.... Scotty: "Skippy, we are stuck in space dock...The Federation won't certify the warp drive for launch".....

Skippy: " They should just certify them without the proper tests"...

Spock: "But Skippy that would be illogical".

Skippy: "Damit Spock...You and that damn Vulcan logic.

I thought you stood correted on this point.

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