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Line tape, as seen in pho-to 7. When laying out flames, you can remove and re-do the tape as many times as you want until you are happy with the flame shape. Photo 8 shows the finished tape application I settled on.

Next, I outlined the Fine Line tape with ¼" wide 3M masking tape, as shown in photo 9. Then the open areas were filled in with 3M 2" masking tape cut to shape, and the fins were covered with paper taped in place. The final masking job can be seen in photo 10. All of the tape edges must be

pressed down firmly to make sure there are no plac-es for the paint to leak. Finally, the flame areas were wiped with a tack cloth to remove any dust.

The products used for the flame colors are shown in photo 11: House of Kolor SG100 Intercoat Clear, RU-310 Fast Reducer, PBC-32 Tangelo Pearl, and PBC-65 Passion Pearl. First, the flame area was sprayed with a coat of SG100 Clear to seal the tape edges. Then I sprayed on three coats of PBC-32 Tangelo Pearl. See photo 12. All coats must be sprayed 15 minutes apart. PBC-65 Passion Pearl was used to make great accents for the flame edges. An Iwata airbrush (see photo 13) is the right tool for this sort of job. When making ac-cents like this, I recommend mixing the Passion Pearl a little on the thin side and practicing on a sheet of paper to get the feel for how it will apply, as shown in pho-

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pressed down firmly to make sure there are no plac-

Photo 1. Primer coat sprayed with black guide coat to help identify low

spots during sanding.

pressed down firmly to make sure there are no places for the paint to leak. Finally, the flame areas were wiped with a tack cloth to remove any dust.

in photo 11: House of Kolor SG100 Intercoat Clear, RU-310 Fast Reducer, PBC-32 Tangelo Pearl, and PBC-65 Passion Pearl. First, the flame area was sprayed with a coat of SG100 Clear to seal the tape edges. Then I sprayed on three coats of PBC-32 Tangelo Pearl. See photo 12. All coats must be sprayed 15 minutes apart. PBC-65 Passion Pearl was used to make great accents for the flame edges. An Iwata airbrush (see photo 13) is the right tool for this sort of job. When making accents like this, I recommend mixing the Passion Pearl a little on the thin side and practicing on a sheet of paper to get the feel for how it will apply, as shown in pho

pressed down firmly to make sure there are no plac

Photo 2. Products for the sealer coat.

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Photo 3. Spraying the sealer.

Photo 4. Products for the color coat.

Photo 5. Spraying color coat.

Above: Photo 7. Taping flames with

3M Fine Line. Experiment with the tape placement to get the desired shapes.

Photo 8. Flames formed.

Photo 6. Finished color coat.


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to 14. Next, I lightly shadowed all of the flame edges, as shown in photo 15. Photo 16 shows the finished accent edges. I let the flames dry for a few hours, and then I carefully removed to tape—the result is shown in photo 17. Two coats of SG100 were then applied over the whole rocket and left to dry overnight.

Next, it was time for the shadows. To make the shadows look right, they all

have to be on the same side of the flames. Start by running Fine Line tape on top of the lower sides of the flames, as shown in photo 18. Then apply ¼" masking tape to follow the Fine Line tape. A sharpie was used to mark the start and stop points for the shadows (see photo 19). Then I used 2" masking tape to make overspray shields, as shown in photo 20. All of the shadows cannot be sprayed at once—they must be

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Photo 9. Outline the Fine Line Tape with ¼" wide 3M masking tape.

Photo 10. Mask the rest of the rocket with 2" tape and paper.

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Photo 12. Spraying flame base color.

Photo 11. Products for the flame colors.

Photo 13. Iwata airbrush used for spraying accents and shadows.

Photo 15. Spraying edge accents.

Photo 17. Tape removed to show the completed flame colors.

Photo 16. Finished edge accents.

Photo 14. Practice with the airbrush on paper as needed.

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Photo 18. Tape the lower side of the flames for the shadow effect with Fine Line tape.

Photo 19. Outline with ¼" wide masking tape and mark extent of shadows

with Sharpie.

Photo 20. Make overspray shields using 2" masking

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Photo 21. Products for painting the shadows.

Photo 24. Products for final clear coat.

Photo 22. The shadows sprayed on—but they aren’t obvious in the photo.

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taped and sprayed a few at a time.To make the shadows, I made a small

batch of paint using one part BC25 black basecoat and 9 parts SG100 clear, add-ing more thinner than normal (materials shown in photo 21). The shadows were sprayed on with the Iwata airbrush, as shown in photo 22. The shadows hardly show up in the photo. It’s kind of strange how cameras show colors. After all of the shadows were finished, the tape was re-moved and four coats of SG100 were ap-plied over the entire rocket 15 minutes apart. Photo 23 shows the result. Now the camera can see the shadows. The paint was left to dry overnight, then the rocket was wet-sanded with 600 grit sandpaper. Care was taken not to sand into the edges of the flames.

Before the final clear could be applied, the rocket had to be cleaned. I used a pump spray bottle to wet the entire rocket with

Prep Sol, wiping it in with a paper towel. Then I used another paper towel and wipe the rocket dry. Finally, a thorough wiping with a tack cloth ensured that there was no dust.

The final clear coat was done with the products shown in photo 24: House of Kolor UFC35 Urethane Clear coat, KU150 Catalyst, and RU-310 Fast Reducer. Two coats were applied 15 minutes apart (see photo 25), and then the rocket was al-lowed to dry for a few days.

The rocket was finished so I took it outside in the sun. See the result in pho-to 26. It looks nice, but the camera now shows the shadows too dark. My eyes do not see them that way.

The next time I do shadowing, I will mix a little BC25 Black with the base color. That should give a better effect and not ap-pear too dark.

Photo 25. Final clear coats applied.

Photo 23. Unmasked and overcoat of SG100 Clear has been applied. Now the shadows are visible.

A Semi-Empirical Approach to Range Safety Operation

Our sport has undergone some amaz-ing changes in recent years. Technology, techniques, and our prominence in the aeromodeling community have all ad-vanced significantly. Consequently, we also have an increased burden of responsibility to run our ranges with care.

All firing activities, be they education-al outreach launches, demonstrations, or your club’s own flight activities, must be guided by one rule: if a flight is arguably unsafe because of design or construction, it must not fly. This is exactly why we ap-point specific safety operations officials on our flight ranges. And I believe a vital key is the relationship between the Range Safe-ty Officer and Safety Check-in personnel. Those titles are not randomly chosen. With that in mind, consider how they should jointly guide flight operations.

First, I recommend that anyone who will officiate at a launch read the 2005 Apt Report on rocket flight safety. (Available

online through the NAR website’s Docu-ments sub-tabs.) It has much insight into the many factors and solutions involved in preventing errant flights. And when did you last do a detailed reading of the cur-rent Safety Codes and FAA Part 101 rocket flight regulations?

Second, Check-in and Range Safety Of-ficers must all be on the same page as to how inspections and flight operations will proceed. If a given model causes concern, the RSO should be brought into the dis-cussion.

Third, all your Section members must support this aim in all their flight activities.

Next, here are a series of little rules of thumb I have used when judging the pos-sible flying qualities of models. They are based on field observations of what works and what doesn’t. They served me fairly well at contest and sport flights over the decades:

To begin with, each flight-ready model


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must be physically handled by safety offi-cers. Otherwise you will have no real info on balance points, heft, and quality of con-struction. Officers should all have famil-iarity with rockets at least as high as that power class which is being checked in. Don’t be slow to ask someone with more experience for help. For high power rang-es, Level-certified personnel are best.

After getting the model’s feel, look down from the nose and check fin align-ment, body straightness, and launcher guide position. Do a hard push-pull on the motor and mount to rule out slippage. Make a gentle “twang” test on the fins at the same time. (You’re not attempting to snap them off, just giving each one a rea-sonable amount of side loading for the expected flight dynamics.) This will help weed out incorrect or misapplied glues.

Take a side view and ask yourself if the fin area and placement looks reasonable for where the lift-off CG is locating. I also like to draw a mental line from nose to fin tip. If the line’s angle is less than about 15 degrees to the model centerline I get ner-vous. Same thing if the rocket’s CG is less than 1/4 the length to the rear of the mod-el. Eighteen tiny fins buried down in tur-bulent body airflow will not have the same correcting effect as three large fins of the same total area. Remember that tube-sta-bilized rockets are subject to “flow choke” from cross winds.

Short, fat rockets will often have less correcting “moment” than longer models with the same fin area. Consequently, a short design will naturally have narrower stability margins, all other factors being equal. Competitive aerobatic aircraft are designed the same way precisely to make them less stable. They are often called “short-coupled” designs for that reason. Don’t be afraid to ask for a “Heads Up” call on any model; even kits will sometimes do

surprising things.Check proper fit of nose, transitions,

and recovery systems. And ask about their wadding. Many beginners don’t under-stand the difference between Kleenex™ and flame-proofed flight products.

Going back to fin and body alignment, this is one of the really important fac-tors of a safe range inspection. You must judge if any errors will cancel each other out or reinforce each other. A little wob-ble or coning spin is OK. However, two or more fins with even relatively small errors in the same direction might send a rock-et sideways. The same thing can happen with a body tube deformed by too-eager handling. You must have the backbone to tell that cute kid and their parents exact-ly why you can’t let their model fly. This needs to be explained politely and clearly, with possible corrective suggestions. And it can’t matter if it’s one rocket or a whole Cub Pack of kids you have to refuse. Hope-fully, your club also sets up a table for field repairs or has loaner models for this even-tuality.

Ask specifically what motors and de-lays are being flown, I’m at least as guilty as the next guy of occasionally flying the

wrong motor specs for a given rocket. A small series of dents across the great Amer-ican landscape can attest to this.

For large-model ranges, know before-hand if more complex models employ pyro charges, unusual upper stage or event initi-ations, or are otherwise physically or elec-tromagnetically sensitive. If the answer is yes, flight prep and check-in need to hap-pen well away from uninvolved persons. Certain launcher systems can torch off sen-sitive igniters even without an individual launch pad being selected.

Beware radios transmitting near those igniters as well. UHF-“T” through GHz Band radios may pose less risk of acci-dental triggering than longer wavelengths used in CB and VHF HAM radios, but no RF-emitting system should be trusted near them without tests. This includes all types of cell/smart phones.

Here’s where it gets squirrelly: Ask the owner if the model has flown before, then look for evidence that it actually has. Then ask them what it actually did in that flight. Ask how that big smear of mud got splat-tered across the nose. Ask questions about the flier’s experience level, especially if there is any question on their competency


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present. In my experience, most new fli-ers will gladly ask for and accept help. A small number will lie to your face. On oc-casion, I have been assured that an obvi-ously wrong design has had multiple good flights. When I inspected inside the body for flight residue and saw and smelled nothing, they usually tried to grin their way through.

For about eight years I was charged with running a large rocket program for a space/computer-themed summer camp in the suburbs of Washington, D.C. One year I had a problem with one of the teen coun-selors. He kept sabotaging his own mod-els because he thought it was hilarious to see them “dart” into the ground. After the third one the situation became clear. He denied it until I inspected his next rocket. I threw him off the field.

Finally, anyone has the right to ques-tion an upcoming flight’s safety. This is not a call for anarchy, but rather empower-ment. Here’s why. In the early 1970s I saw a “Condor” B/G contestant stage a naked Flight Systems F7-0 booster to a C-pow-ered Estes Orbital Transport at a major east coast regional contest. No one audi-bly questioned that this flier had not actu-

ally installed a lower stage fin unit to the heavy long-burn F motor (as he swore he would do at the pad.). An awesome and exhilarating demonstration of dynamic in-stability in action ensued. In other words, well over a hundred fliers assumed some-one else had OK’d what this fool was doing and kept quiet.

This is why we need to be strong on thorough flight inspection procedures. Most people are nice. A few are perverse jerks. This is nothing new. As the saying goes, “The only folks I trust are me and thee, and sometimes I’m not too sure about you.” Each NAR member must always be the active check on unsafe operations wherever they may occur. Remember, it will be your club, your field, your Associa-tion, and your sport which will suffer the consequences if you proceed otherwise.

NAR Senior member Alan Williams has served in many range crew positions at local to international level contests over almost fifty years. For more than twenty years he was the primary safety check-in officer at the bimonthly NASA God-dard Flight Center Visitor Center public launches. He is a frequent contributor to Sport Rocketry.

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S A3T-2,4 Quest 13 x 55 1.71 3.6 NARS* A3T-4 Estes 13 x 45 2.5 3.3 NARS* A6-4 Quest 18 x 70 2.5 3.5 NARS* A6-4 Quest 18 x 70 2.3 3.5 NARS* A8-0 Estes 18 x 70 2.15 3.84 NARS A8-3 Quest 18 x 70 1.86 3.6 NARS* A8-3,5 Estes 18 x 70 2.5 3.3 NARS* A10T-0 Estes 13 x 45 1.88 3.57 NARS* A10T-3,P Estes 13 x 45 2.5 3.8 NAR

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R C3.4-P,6 Aerotech 18 x 72 9.22 5.2 NARS* C6-0 Quest 18 x 70 8.8 11 NARS* C6-0,3,5,7 Estes 18 x 70 9 10.8 NARS* C6-3,5 Quest 18 x 70 8.5 11 NARS* C6-3,5 Quest 18 x 70 8.76 12 NAR

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As a service to NAR members, the NAR Stan-dards and Testing Committee (S&T) publishes a comprehensive list of rocket motors certified for use at NAR launches in the July/August and January/February issues of Sport Rocketry. As the NAR, the Tripoli Rocketry Association (TRA), and the Cana-dian Association of Rocketry (CAR) maintain a re-ciprocal certification policy, motors certified by all organizations are included in this list. Members of all organizations may use motors certified directly by any organization if the motor has been certified for transportation in your country (DOT certification in the USA).

Additions, deletions, and other changes to the list of NAR-certified motors will be published in NAR journals as they become available. They will also be published electronically on the NAR website (http://www.nar.org).

Individuals, such as Contest Directors, requir-ing the very latest list of NAR certified motors may contact Edward Pattison-Gordon via electronic mail at <[email protected]>. Other questions may also be directed to the S&T Co-chair, Jack Kane, at 23 Bungay Road, Mansfield, MA 02048. Ques-tions regarding Tripoli certified motors should be directed to Paul Holmes, Chairperson, Tripoli Mo-tor Test Committee. Questions regarding CAR certi-fied motors should be directed to André Choquette, Chairperson, CAR Motor Testing.

Order the S&T Motor Data Sheets from NARTS if you desire additional information. This report con-sists of data sheets for each motor currently certi-fied by NAR S&T. Each data sheet contains a thrust curve together with values from a test firing, includ-ing measured average thrust and total impulse, plus 32 data points for use in RASP altitude simulation computer programs.

S* C11-0,7 Estes 24 x 70 9 12 NARS* C11-3,5 Estes 24 x 70 9 12 NAR

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S* E6-4,6,8,P Apogee 24 x 70 37.8 22 NARR* E6-RC Aerotech 24 x 70 40 21.5 NARR* E7-RC Aerotech 24 x 70 30 17.1 NARS E9-0 Estes 24 x 95 28.5 35.8 NARS* E9-4,6,8,P Estes 24 x 95 28.5 35.8 NARR* E11J-3 Aerotech 24 x 70 31.7 25 NARS* E12-0,4,6,8 Estes 24 x 95 27.24 35.9 NARR* E12J-RC Aerotech 24 x 70 36 30.3 NARS* E15-4,7 Aerotech 24 x 70 35 16.2 NARS* E15W-P Aerotech 24 x 70 40 20.1 NARS* E16-0,4,6,8 Estes 29 x 114 33.38 40 NARR* E16-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 124 40 19 NARR* E18-4,8 Aerotech 24 x 70 39 20.7 NARS* E20W-4,7,10 Aerotech 24 x 65 35 16.2 NARR* E22SS-13A Cesaroni 24 x 69 24.2 13.4 CARR* E23-5,8 Aerotech 29 x 124 37 17.4 NARS E25R-4,7,P Roadrunner 29 x 76 38.7 20.6 TRAR* E28-4,7 Aerotech 24 x 70 40 18.4 NARS* E30-4,7 Aerotech 24 x 70 33.6 17.8 NARS* E30-4,7 Estes 24 x 70 33.6 17.8 NARR* E31WT-15A Cesaroni 24 x 69 26.1 11.2 CARR* E75VM-17A Cesaroni 24 x 69 24.8 10.4 CAR

S* F10-4,6,8 Apogee 29 x 93 74.3 40 NARR* F12-2,5 Aerotech 24 x 70 45 30 NARR* F13-RC Aerotech 32 x 107 63 32.3 NARS* F15-0,4,6,8 Estes 29 x 114 49.61 60 NARR* F16-RC Aerotech 32 x 107 80 62.5 NARS* F20-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 83 51.75 30 NARS F21W-4,6,8 Aerotech 24 x 98 55 30 TRAR* F22-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 124 65 46.3 NARS* F23FJ-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 73 56 32 NARS* F23FJ-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 83 41.2 30 NARR* F23SK-RC Aerotech 32 x 107 70 37.8 NAR

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N/A indicates information not provided by certifying groupcc in the Propel. Mass column indicates the volume of

nitrous in a hybrid motorml in the Propel. Mass column indicates the volume of

alcohol in a tribid motor


R* F24-4,7 Aerotech 24 x 70 50 19 NARS* F25W-4,6,9 Aerotech 29 x 98 80 35.6 NARS* F26FJ-6 Estes 29 x 98 62.2 43.1 NARS* F26FJ-6,9 Aerotech 29 x 98 62.2 43.1 NARS* F27R-4,8 Aerotech 29 x 83 49.6 28.4 NARR* F29IM-12A Cesaroni 29 x 98 54.8 30.9 CARS* F30FJ-4,6,8 Aerotech 24 x 90 47 31.2 NARR* F30WH/LB-6A Cesaroni 24 x 133 73.1 40 CARR* F31CL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 98 55.5 25.7 CARR* F32WH-12A Cesaroni 29 x 98 52.8 29.9 CARS* F32T-4,6,8 Aerotech 24 x 90 56.9 25.8 NARR* F35W-5,8,11 Aerotech 24 x 95 57.1 30 NARS F35-6,10 Roadrunner 29 x 112 76.5 40.1 NARR* F36SS-11A Cesaroni 29 x 98 41.2 29.5 CARR* F36BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 98 51.5 25.6 CARR* F37-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 99 50 28.2 NARR* F39-3,6 Aerotech 24 x 70 50 22.7 NARR* F40-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 80 40 NARS* F42T-4,8 Aerotech 29 x 83 52.9 27 NARS* F44W-4,8 Aerotech 24 x 70 41.46 19.7 NARS F45R-5,8,P Roadrunner 29 x 93 62.3 30 TRAR! (HP) F50SK-13A Cesaroni 24 x 133 59.7 31.7 CARS* F50T-4,6 Estes 29 x 98 80 37.9 NARS* F50-4,6,9 Aerotech 29 x 98 80 37.9 NARS F50T-6 PML 29 x 98 80 37.9 NARR* F51CL-12A Cesaroni 24 x 133 75 33 CARR* F51BS-13A Cesaroni 24 x 101 49.9 22 CARR* F52-6,8,11 Aerotech 29 x 124 78 36.6 NARR* F59WT-12A Cesaroni 29 x 98 57 26.1 CARS F60-4,7,10 Roadrunner 29 x 112 75.9 38.1 NARR* F62T-S,M,L Aerotech 29 x 89 51 30.5 TRAR* F70WT-14A Cesaroni 24 x 101 52.9 22.5 CARR* F79SS-13A Cesaroni 24 x 133 67.8 40.1 CARR (HP) F85WT-15A Cesaroni 24 x 133 73.6 33.7 CARR (HP) F120VM-14A Cesaroni 29 x 98 56 25.3 CARR (HP) F240VM-15A Cesaroni 24 x 133 68.3 30.3 CAR

R* G12-RC Aerotech 32 x 107 93 51.1 NARR* G25W-10A Aerotech 29 x 124 109.48 97 TRAR G33-5,7 Aerotech 29 x 124 100 72.2 NARR* G33MY-9A Cesaroni 29 x 187 143.1 79.1 CARS* G38FJ-4,7 Aerotech 29 x 98 94 55 NARS G39-6,10,P Roadrunner 29 x 140 103 58.6 TRAS* G40-4,7 Estes 29 x 124 97.1 55.1 NARS G40W-4,7 PML 29 x 124 120 55.1 NARS* G40W-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 97.1 55.1 NARS G45-6,10,P Roadrunner 29 x 140 110 58.6 TRAR* G46-11A Cesaroni 38 x 127 127.3 62.5 CARR* G50IM-15A Cesaroni 38 x 127 150 77.7 CARR* G53FJ-5,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 90.9 60 NARR* G54RL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 187 159.1 86.5 CARR* G54-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 124 85 46 NARH (HP) G55-P WCH 38 x 308 150.6 142cc CARR* G57CL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 142 107.8 51.4 CARR* G58WH-13A Cesaroni 38 x 127 136.8 76.3 CARR G60-12A Cesaroni 38 x 127 139.4 78.4 TRAR G60-14A Cesaroni 38 x 127 134.2 68.3 CARR* G61W-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 106 110.5 61.5 TRA

H (HP) G63-P SkyRipper 29 x 305 85 75cc TRAR* G64-4,8,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 120 62.5 NARR* G65WH/LB-8A Cesaroni 24 x 228 144.3 80 CARR G67R-S,M Aerotech 38 x 106 110 60 TRAR* G68WH-13A Cesaroni 29 x 142 107.8 59.9 CARR* G69-12A Cesaroni 38 x 127 128.8 62.5 TRAR! (HP) G69SK-14A Cesaroni 38 x 127 117.15 198 TRAR! (HP) G69SF-17A Loki 38 x 127 106.1 63 TRAR* G69N-P Aerotech 38 x 106 136.7 62.2 NARH (HP) G69-P SkyRipper 29 x 406 128 125cc TRAR G71R-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 107 56.9 NARS* G74W-4,6 Aerotech 29 x 83 82.74 39.3 NARS! (HP) G75M-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 120.39 66.8 TRAR* G75J-S,M Aerotech 29 x 194 135.6 104.3 TRAR* G76G-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 115 60 NARS* G77R-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 146 102.9 58.1 NARR* G77R-S,M Aerotech 29 x 150 105 58 TRAR* G78BS-15A Cesaroni 38 x 127 140.9 67 TRAS* G78G-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 146 109.9 59.7 NARR* G79SS-13A Cesaroni 38 x 127 129 100 CARS* G79W-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 146 108 60.1 NARR* G79W-S.M.L Aerotech 29 x 150 108.6 62 TRAS* G80NT-14A Aerotech 29 x 128 132.17 62.5 TRAR! (HP) G80SK-14A Cesaroni 29 x 142 92.9 50 CARR* G80LW-17A Loki 38 x 127 122.5 60 TRAS G80T-4,7 PML 29 x 124 120 56.9 NARS* G80-4,7,10 Aerotech 29 x 124 120 56.9 NARS G80-4,7,10 Roadrunner 29 x 140 105.7 54.7 NARS* G80T-7,10 Estes 29 x 128 136.6 62.5 NARS* G80T-7,10,13 Aerotech 29 x 128 136.6 62.5 NARR (HP) G82W-S,M,L Kosdon/AT 29 x 206 141 84 TRAR (HP) G83BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 142 107.4 51.1 CARR (HP) G84GR-10A Cesaroni 24 x 228 131 77.3 CARR (HP) G88SS-11A Cesaroni 29 x 142 84.3 59 CARR! (HP) G100SK-14A Cesaroni 24 x 228 114.5 63.3 CARH (HP) G100-P Contrail 38 x 407 146 140cc TRAR (HP) G104T-S,M,L Aerotech 29 x 125 81.5 43.9 TRAR! (HP) G106SK-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 138.3 75 CARR (HP) G107WH-12A Cesaroni 24 x 228 139.1 75.7 CARR (HP) G115-13A Cesaroni 38 x 127 140.6 61.8 CARR (HP) G117WH-11A Cesaroni 24 x 228 142.3 79.1 CARR (HP) G118BS-15A Cesaroni 29 x 187 159.1 76.7 CARH (HP) G123-P Contrail 38 x 407 142 140cc TRAS (HP) G125T-14A Aerotech 29 x 127 124.81 62 TRAR (HP) G125RL-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 159.6 81.9 CARH (HP) G125-P SkyRipper 38 x 406 145 120cc TRAR (HP) G126WT-13A Cesaroni 29 x 142 116 52.1 CARR (HP) G127RL-14A Cesaroni 24 x 228 137.3 70.5 CARH (HP) G130-P Contrail 38 x 407 100 140cc TRAR (HP) G131SS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 125.2 88.6 CARR (HP) G135R-SML Kosdon/AT 29 x 206 146 90 TRAR (HP) G138T-14a Aerotech 29 x 124 157.1 70 NARR (HP) G142-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 113 84.3 38.6 NARR (HP) G145PK-15A Cesaroni 24 x 228 139.7 66.7 CARR (HP) G150BS-13A Cesaroni 24 x 228 142.5 65.9 CARH (HP) G170PVC-P Contrail 38 x 406 82.9 140cc TRAR (HP) G185-12A Cesaroni 38 x 127 128 62.1 CARH (HP) G234-P Contrail 38 x 414 118 90cc TRA

R (HP) G250VM-14A Cesaroni 29 x 142 110 50.6 CARH (HP) G300-P Contrail 38 x 406 100 90cc TRAR (HP) G339-P Aerotech 38 x 106 110 48 TRA

R H42MY-10A Cesaroni 29 x 231 83.5 105.5 CARS H45W-10A Aerotech 29 x 203 309.18 172 TRAS H45W-14A Aerotech 38 x 202 296.74 180 TRAR H53MY-12A Cesaroni 29 x 276 234.2 131.9 CARR H54WH/LB-10A Cesaroni 29 x 187 167.7 96.6 CARS H55W-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 191 162.3 99.7 TRAH H70-P Propulsion 38 x 464 237 217cc CARH H70-P RATTworks 29 x 457 204.3 135.8cc TRAR H73J-S,M Aerotech 38 x 152 185.6 142.7 TRAH H78-P SkyRipper 29 x 523 172.9 185cc TRAR H87IM-12A Cesaroni 29 x 187 167.9 92.7 CARR H90CL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 187 164.2 77.1 CARR H90LR-14A Loki 38 x 177 234.4 120 TRAR H97J-S,M Aerotech 29 x 238 177.3 137.1 TRAR H100IM-15A Cesaroni 38 x 186 286.4 154.4 CARR! H100SF-17A Loki 38 x 177 201.5 120 TRAH H100-P WCH 38 x 403 247 189cc CARR H110WH-14A Cesaroni 38 x 186 269.1 152.6 CARR H112J-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 191 261.1 191.2 TRAS! H115DM-14A Aerotech 29 x 203 176.52 113 TRAR H118CL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 231 216.2 102.8 CARR H120-14A Cesaroni 38 x 186 260.7 136.6 CARH H121-P Contrail 38 x 508 225 185cc TRAR! H123SK-12A Cesaroni 29 x 231 176.5 100 CARR H123-14A Cesaroni 38 x 186 232.4 123 CARR H123W-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 152 223.6 119 TRAH H124-P SkyRipper 38 x 533 225 220cc TRAR H125-12A Cesaroni 38 x 186 265.6 125 CARR H128W-S,M,L Aerotech 29 x 194 172.9 93.6 TRAR H130W-14A Aerotech 38 x 154 213.19 123 TRAR H130W-P Kosdon/AT 29 x 291 247 140 TRAR H133BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 163.3 76.7 CARR H135WH-12A Cesaroni 29 x 231 216.7 119.8 CARS H135W-14A Aerotech 29 x 216 225.84 82 TRAR H140CL-11A Cesaroni 29 x 276 268 128.5 CARR H140VM-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 167.7 75.9 CARH H141-P Contrail 38 x 508 241 185cc TRAR H143SS-13A Cesaroni 38 x 186 247 187 CARR H144LW-17A Loki 38 x 190 239.3 126 TRAR H148R-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 152 206 122 TRAR H151RL-15A Cesaroni 29 x 231 207.2 109.1 CARR H152BS-15A Cesaroni 38 x 185 275.9 137 TRAR H153-13A Cesaroni 38 x 186 258 143.9 TRAH H155-P SkyRipper 38 x 533 229 220cc TRAR H159GR-15A Cesaroni 29 x 320 298.2 176.6 CARR H160CL-12A Cesaroni 29 x 320 311.7 154.2 CARR! H160SK-14A Cesaroni 29 x 276 220.5 125 CARR H160LB-15A Loki 38 x 177 260.1 120 TRAR H163WT-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 166.3 78.2 CARR H165R-M,L Aerotech 29 x 194 165 90 TRAR! H170M-14A Aerotech 38 x 192 319.9 182.5 TRAR H170BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 231 217.1 102.3 CARR H175SS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 231 166 118.1 CARR! H178DM-14A Aerotech 38 x 192 283 177 TRA








Designation Mfg. Size Total Propel. Cert. Notes Impulse Mass Group (mm) (N-sec.) (grams)



R! H180SK-14A Cesaroni 29 x 320 258 150 CARR H180W-S,M,L Aerotech 29 x 238 217.7 125 TRAS H182R-14A Aerotech 29 x 203 216.78 115 TRAR H186RT-20A Gorilla 38 x 249 312.12 178 TRAR H194RL-14A Cesaroni 29 x 276 260.3 136.4 CARS H195NT-10A Aerotech 29 x 222 236.09 107 TRAR H200BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 276 260.8 127.9 CARH H200BS-P Contrail 54 x 762 269 N/A TRAR H210R-10,P Aerotech 29 x 238 220 110.8 NARH H211 Contrail 38 x 508 206 185cc TRAR H220T-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 238 220 106.4 NARH H222-P Contrail 38 x 406 161 140cc TRAR H225-14A Cesaroni 38 x 186 273.2 123.6 CARR! H225BL-P Gorilla 38 x 249 226 162 TRAR! H226SK-14A Cesaroni 29 x 365 305 175 CARR H233RL-14A Cesaroni 29 x 320 311.5 163.7 CARR H237SS-13A Cesaroni 29 x 276 206.2 147.6 CARR H238T-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 194 165.5 85 TRAR H242T-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 152 231.7 115 TRAH H245PVC-P Contrail 38 x 719 262 275cc TRAH H246-P Contrail 38 x 508 222 185cc TRAR H250G-S,M,L Aerotech 29 x 239 219.5 120 TRAR H255BS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 320 315.4 153.4 CARR H255WT-14A Cesaroni 29 x 231 229.3 104.3 CARR H268R-10,14,P Aerotech 29 x 333 320 166 NARH H277-P Contrail 38 x 712 292 370cc TRAR H295SS-13A Cesaroni 29 x 320 252.7 177.1 CARH H300-P Contrail 38 x 508 161 185cc TRAH H303-P Contrail 38 x 508 170 185cc TRAR H340SS-14A Cesaroni 29 x 365 287.3 206.7 CARH H340-P Contrail 38 x 719 304.5 275cc TRAR H399WT-12A Cesaroni 29 x 320 282.2 132.6 CARR H400-13A Cesaroni 38 x 186 255 122.4 TRAR H410-14A Cesaroni 29 x 187 167.70 75.9 CARR H500-17A Loki 38 x 295 317 156 TRAS H550ST-14A Aerotech 38 x 206 312.06 176 TRAR H550ST-14A Aerotech 38 x 193 309.98 154 TRAR H565-A Cesaroni 38 x 245 319.8 165 CARR H669-P Aerotech 38 x 152 221 98 TRAR H999-P Aerotech 38 x 203 319.9 147 TRA

R I49N-P Aerotech 38 x 184 383 190.8 NARR I55MY-9A Cesaroni 38 x 245 294.6 223.8 CARR I59WN-P Aerotech 38 x 232 486 251.7 NARS I65W-10A Aerotech 54 x 217.9 634.97 377 TRAS I65W-10A Aerotech 38 x 216 634.43 420 TRAS I65W-P Aerotech 54 x 235 630.5 369.7 NARH I80-P Propulsion 38 x 646 460 383cc CARH I80-P RATTworks 29 x 730 360 276cc TRAH I90L-P RATTworks 29 x 921 493.8 361cc TRAR I100RL/LB-17A Cesaroni 54 x 236 613.6 350.1 CARR I110LW-M,L Loki 38 x 305 487 289 TRAH I110-P WCH 38 x 606 499.7 334cc CARR I115W-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 156 409.3 229 TRAH I117-P SkyRipper 38 x 914 592 580cc TRAR I117FJ-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 156 364.9 253 TRAH I119-P SkyRipper 38 x 711 407 400cc TRAR I120IM-15A Cesaroni 54 x 143 501.8 263.1 CAR

H I130(300CC098J)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 470.6 300cc TRAH I136(300CC098J2)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 507 300cc TRAS I140W-14A Aerotech 38 x 203 335.53 183 TRAR! I140SK-14A Cesaroni 54 x 143 395.6 210.4 CARH I145FX(300CC098JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 541 300cc TRAH I147-P SkyRipper 38 x 711 519 400cc TRAR I150BS-11A Cesaroni 54 x 152 465.1 224 TRAR I154J-6,10 Aerotech 38 x 241 378 252.8 TRAH I155HP-P Contrail 38 x 719 541 370cc TRAH I160-P Propulsion 38 x 646 484 383cc CARR I161W-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 191 328.7 178.6 TRAR I165CS-17A Cesaroni 54 x 69 518.2 230.1 CARR I170G-10A Aerotech 54 x 174 418.54 227 TRAR I170-14a Cesaroni 38 x 245 382 187.5 CARR I170S-L Kosdon/AT 38 x 314 374 182 TRAR I175WH-14A Cesaroni 38 x 245 411.4 228.9 CARR I180W-14A Aerotech 38 x 201 325.58 186 TRAR! I180SK-14A Cesaroni 38 x 245 338.43 394 TRAR I195-16A Cesaroni 38 x 245 396.2 204.9 CARR I195WW-18 Animal 38 x 249 358 192.2 NARR I195J-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 299 426.1 272 TRAR I200W-6,10,14 Aerotech 29 x 333 324.5 186.5 TRAR I204IM-13A Cesaroni 29 x 320 347.7 185.4 CARR I205-13A Cesaroni 38 x 245 380.9 206.1 TRAS I205W-14A Aerotech 29 x 304 339.34 207 TRAH I205(300CC125J)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 469 300cc TRAR I210LR-14A Loki 38 x 292 489.8 240 TRAH I210-P Contrail 38 x 915 497 550cc TRAR I211W-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 248 441.6 238 TRAR I212SS-14A Cesaroni 38 x 245 364 275 CARR I215R-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 156 397 208 TRAR I216CL(I)-14A Cesaroni 38 x 367 636.1 312.5 CARR I218WT-14A Cesaroni 54 x 152 491.2 230 TRAR I218R-6,14,P Aerotech 38 x 203 330 172.7 NARR! I220SK-20 Animal 38 x 249 358 201.9 NARH I221-P Contrail 38 x 712 370 370cc TRAH I222(300CC125J2)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 519 300cc TRAR! I223SK-14A Cesaroni 38 x 303 434.05 494 TRAR I223GT-20A Gorilla 38 x 249 327.93 181 TRAR I224CL-15A Cesaroni 29 x 365 381.5 182.5 CARR I225FJ-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 250 368 264 TRAH I225FX(300CC125JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 546 527.5 300cc TRAR I229T-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 156 411 206 TRAR I235WC-P Gorilla 38 x 249 324 313 TRAR I236BS-17A Cesaroni 38 x 243 413 204 TRAR I240-15A Cesaroni 38 x 303 555.8 279 TRAR I242WH-15A Cesaroni 38 x 303 548.2 305.2 CARR I243WH-13A Cesaroni 29 x 365 381.7 212.1 CARR I245G-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 201 334.07 187 TRAH I247WS-P Contrail 54 x 711 637 N/A TRAH I250-P Alpha 54 x 711 540 353.8 NARH I250HP-P Contrail 38 x 719 430 275cc TRAR I255-16A Cesaroni 38 x 303 517.3 273.2 CARH I260(440CC172J)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 570.4 440cc TRAR I271BB-20 Animal 38 x 258 390 188.7 NARS! I280DM-14A Aerotech 38 x 355 561.44 355 TRAR I280F-L Kosdon/AT 38 x 314 382 182 TRAR I284W-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 299 607.3 315.9 TRA

R I285R-10,14,P Aerotech 38 x 250 420 230.2 NARR I285-15A Cesaroni 38 x 303 510.1 272.4 TRAR I285GG-20 Animal 38 x 258 353 206.5 NARR I287SS-15A Cesaroni 38 x 303 486 363 CARH I290-P Contrail 38 x 922 430 460cc TRAR! I297SK-15A Cesaroni 38 x 367 542.8 591 TRAR I300T-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 250 440 221.6 NARRa I301W-18 Kosdon/AT 38 x 370 554 310 NARR I303BS-16A Cesaroni 38 x 302 537.6 270 TRAR I305FJ-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 299 452 330 TRAH I307-P Contrail 38 x 915 573 550cc TRAH I310(440CC172J) Hypertek 54 x 645 574.5 440cc TRAR I310S-S,L,P Kosdon/AT 38 x 368 633.8 316.3 TRAR! I315SK-20 Animal 38 x 370 572 333.7 NARR! I316SF-17A Loki 38 x 292 432.2 240 TRAR I324RT-20A Gorilla 38 x 370 526.46 299 TRAR I325WW-18 Animal 38 x 370 594 316.8 NARR! I327DM-14A Aerotech 38 x 337 539 354 TRAH I333-P Contrail 38 x 922 556 460cc TRAR I345-15A Cesaroni 38 x 245 408.58 185.4 CARS I350R-10 Aerotech 38 x 355 634 348 TRAR I350SS-16A Cesaroni 38 x 367 601 413 CARR I357T-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 203 342 170 TRAR I360-15A Cesaroni 38 x 367 625.5 334.6 TRAR I364FJ-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 337 570 396 TRAR I366R-M,L Aerotech 38 x 299 539 300 TRAR I370F-P Kosdon/AT 38 x 368 634.3 316.9 TRAR I375GG-20 Animal 38 x 370 596 340.2 NARR I389GT-20A Gorilla 38 x 370 553.15 303 TRAR! I392BL-18A Gorilla 38 x 370 446.12 270 TRAR I396LS-17A Loki 38 x 406 611 372 TRAH I400-P Contrail 38 x 922 432 550cc TRAR I405LW-17A Loki 38 x 305 493.2 252 TRAR I430LB-15A Loki 38 x 292 532.6 240 TRAR I435T-6,10,14 Aerotech 38 x 299 568.9 273 TRAR I450F-L Kosdon/AT 38 x 368 633 302 TRAR I455VM-16A Cesaroni 54 x 143 474.9 212.7 CARR I462WC-18A Gorilla 38 x 370 556.73 292 TRAR I470-15A Cesaroni 38 x 303 540.1 247.2 CARS I500T-14A Aerotech 38 x 355 614.45 248 TRAH I500-P Contrail 38 x 712 336 275cc TRAR I540WT-16A Cesaroni 38 x 367 635 269.4 CARRa I550R-20 Kosdon/AT 38 x 370 575 295 NARR I566-16A Cesaroni 38 x 245 370 183.6 CARR I599N-P Aerotech 54 x 156 404.9 195 TRAR I600R-M Aerotech 38 x 337 597.3 330 TRAH I727-P Contrail 38 x 922 611 410cc TRAH I747-P Contrail 38 x 719 431 225cc TRAR I800-16A Cesaroni 38 x 303 419 221 CARR I1299N-P Aerotech 38 x 250 422 192 TRA

R J90W-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 243 707.3 426 TRAR J94MY-P Cesaroni 38 x 367 644 372.9 CARR J99N-P Aerotech 54 x 244 945.2 556 TRAH J115(440CC076J)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 474 440cc TRAH J120FX(440CC076JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 758 440cc TRAS J135W-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 368 1069 663 TRAR J140WH/LB-P Cesaroni 54 x 329 1210.6 680 CAR





H J140-P Propulsion 38 x 881 664 596cc CARH J144-P SkyRipper 38 x 914 699 580cc TRAR! J145SK-19A Cesaroni 54 x 236 699.1 417 CARR J150MY-P Cesaroni 38 x 500 949.2 567.7 CARH J150-P Contrail 38 x 922 654 550cc TRAH J160-P RATTworks 38 x 1219 667 490cc TRAR J167WC-P Gorilla 54 x 326 950 600 TRAH J170(440CC098J)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 728 440cc TRAR J175LW-PS Loki 54 x 330 1146 630 TRAR J180T-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 230 764 437.1 TRAH J190FX(440CC098JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 827 440cc TRAR J210-16A Cesaroni 54 x 236 836 396 CAR/NARH J220(440CC110J)-P Hypertek 54 x 645 721 440cc TRAH J222-P Contrail 38 x 1227 928 830cc TRAR! J230SK-P Animal 54 x 326 995 525.7 NARH J234-P Contrail 54 x 922 1033 910cc TRAR J240-16A Cesaroni 54 x 236 806 446 CARH J242-P Contrail 38 x 1220 752 830cc TRAR J244WH-14A Cesaroni 54 x 236 867.2 472.1 CARH J245-P Contrail 54 x 719 644 530cc TRAH J246-P Contrail 38 x 922 673 550cc TRAR! J250SK-15A Cesaroni 54 x 236 682.8 406 TRAH J250-P Contrail 38 x 711 430 370cc TRAH J250(440CC125J)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 744.5 440cc TRAR J250FJ-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 241 711.6 511 TRAH J261G-P SkyRipper 54 x 727 1248 830cc TRAH J263G-P SkyRipper 54 x 607 844 550cc TRAR J270GR-13A Cesaroni 38 x 367 650.3 376 CARS J270W-14A Aerotech 38 x 355 703.39 381 TRAH J270FX(440CC125JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 614 802.2 440cc TRAH J272-P Contrail 54 x 922 1065.5 910cc TRAR J275W-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 230 774 472 TRAH J277WS-P Contrail 54 x 914 1031 N/A TRAR J280SS-16A Cesaroni 54 x 236 716.5 512 CARR J285-15A Cesaroni 38 x 360 684 327 CARR J290WH-15A Cesaroni 38 x 367 683.6 381.5 CARH J292-P Contrail 54 x 719 734 530cc TRAR J293BS-13A Cesaroni 54 x 236 837.8 414 TRAR J295-16A Cesaroni 54 x 320 1196.3 594 CARH J295FX(440CC172JFX)-P Hypertek 54 x 552 655 440cc TRAR J300-15A Cesaroni 38 x 360 694 345.4 TRAR J315R-L,P Aerotech 54 x 230 763.3 438 TRAH J315-P Hypertek 81 x 552 998.8 440cc TRAR J316PK-17A Cesaroni 38 x 367 654.3 337.9 CARR J320LR-14A Loki 38 x 406 721 372 TRAR J325-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 1099 537 CARR J330-16A Cesaroni 38 x 419 765 392 CARH J330FX(835CC172JFX)-P Hypertek 81 x 552 1051 835cc TRAH J333-P Contrail 38 x 1220 752 830cc TRAR J335-15A Cesaroni 38 x 367 649.2 341.5 CARH J335BG-P Contrail 54 x 719 679 530cc TRAH J337B-P SkyRipper 54 x 727 1073 830cc TRAR! J340M-14A Aerotech 38 x 336 651.7 365 TRAH J345-P Contrail 38 x 1227 891 735cc TRAH J348B-P SkyRipper 54 x 607 716 550cc TRAR! J350SF-PS Loki 54 x 327 931 574 TRAR J350W(0.5””core)”-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 337 670.1 361.1 TRAR J350W(.425 core)-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 337 697.4 381.1 TRA

R J354WH-16A Cesaroni 38 x 421 818.7 457.8 CARR J355-16A Cesaroni 54 x 329 1189.5 669 CARH J355-P Contrail 54 x 712 678.9 530cc TRAR J357BS-17A Cesaroni 38 x 360 657.6 338 TRAR J357WW-P Animal 54 x 326 1000 548.1 NARH J358-P Contrail 54 x 922 913.9 910cc TRAR J360-15A Cesaroni 38 x 419 826 413.1 TRAR J360SM-16A Cesaroni 54 x 320 1015.9 606 TRAR! J365SK-P Animal 54 x 403 1125 702.3 NARR! J365BL-P Gorilla 54 x 326 852 498 TRAR J370GG-P Animal 54 x 326 1040 598.3 NARR J380SS-16A Cesaroni 54 x 320 1043 769 CARR! J381SK-15A Cesaroni 38 x 421 659.9 688 TRAR J394GR-13A Cesaroni 38 x 500 970.4 572.1 CARR J395-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 1079.3 573 CARR J395RT-P Gorilla N/A x N/A 1026 524 TRAR J400SS-16A Cesaroni 38 x 419 700 490 CARR J400RR-P Animal 54 x 326 1100 558 NARR J400-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 976.9 723 CARR J401FJ-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 314 1115.4 730 TRAR J405S-L Kosdon/AT 38 x 476 722 367 TRAR J410-16A Cesaroni 38 x 421 773.8 409.8 CARR J415W-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 314 1232 697 TRAH J416-P Contrail 54 x 922 1130 910cc TRAR J420CL-15A Cesaroni 38 x 500 1007.8 479.6 CARR J420R-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 337 658 345 TRAS J425R-14A Aerotech 38 x 356 675.51 359 TRAS J425R-14A Aerotech 38 x 356 680.33 631 TRAR J425BS-16A Cesaroni 38 x 419 78309 406 TRAR J430WT-18A Cesaroni 54 x 236 821.1 384 CARR J440BB-20 Animal 38 x 370 653 313.1 NARR J440BB-P Animal 54 x 326 1109 528.4 CARR J449BS-15A Cesaroni 54 x 320 1260.5 624 TRAR J450ST-P Animal 54 x 326 1070 533.1 NARR! J450BL-P Gorilla 54 x 402 1121 658 TRAR J453WH-16A Cesaroni 38 x 500 1012.6 585.5 CARR J460T-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 230 806 386 TRAR J475BB-P Animal 54 x 403 1233.4 704.5 CARR J475-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 1024.9 723 CARR J480BB-P Animal 54 x 326 1165 556 NARR J485WC-PS Gorilla 54 x 326 1059.7 552 TRAR J500ST-20A Animal 38 x 370 660 327 TRAR J500G-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 344 693.35 375 TRAR J510WL-L Aerotech 38 x 584 1162.4 662 TRAR! J520SK-16A Cesaroni 38 x 510 658 498 TRAR J520F-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 368 645.93 327 TRAR J525LW-P-SM Loki 54 x 330 1112.5 625 TRAR J528LW-17A Loki 38 x 419 741 374 TRAR J530IM-15A Cesaroni 38 x 500 1115.5 576.5 CARR J535BT-P Gorilla 54 x 327 1113.8 590 TRAR J540R-S,M,L,P Aerotech 54 x 314 1161 679 TRAH J555-P Contrail 38 x 1220 795 735cc TRAR J570W-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 479 973 535.8 TRAR J575FJ-S,M,L Aerotech 38 x 479 805 519 TRAR J580SS-17A Cesaroni 38 x 510 896.3 550 TRAR J595BS-16A Cesaroni 38 x 510 985 510 TRAR J600RL-16A Cesaroni 38 x 510 998.6 688 TRAR J605F-L Kosdon/AT 38 x 476 737 367 TRA

R J607WC-18A Gorilla 38 x 677.94 360 TRAH J642-P Contrail 54 x 922 1092.6 910cc TRAR J712LB-15A Loki 38 x 406 751.9 372 TRAR J745-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 1196.4 549 CARR J750SP-16A Loki 38 x 622 942 617 TRAR J760WT-19A Cesaroni 54 x 329 1265.7 576 CARH J800-P Contrail 38 x 1227 928 685cc TRAR J800T-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 314 1295 619.4 TRAR J825R-M Aerotech 38 x 479 970 497 TRAR J1026CT-14A Loki 38 x 625 1266.9 616 TRAR J1055-17A Cesaroni 54 x 236 746.6 358 CARR J1299N-P Aerotech 54 x 230 845 371.6 TRAR J1365-P Cesaroni 54 x 326 932.4 444 CARR J1423N-P Aerotech 54 x 230 845 371.6 TRAR J1520-17A Cesaroni 54 x 329 1092.5 1026 CARR J1799N-PS Aerotech 54 x 314 1066.1 540 TRAR J2135N-P Aerotech 54 x 314 1261 557.4 TRA

R K160CL-6 Cesaroni 54 x 404 1525.5 772 CARR K185W-S,M,L Aerotech 54 x 437 1417.2 836.8 TRAR K222WC-P Gorilla 54 x 402 1315 800 TRAH K234-P Contrail 54 x 1220 1657 1490cc TRAR K235WC-P Gorilla 75 x 368 2049 1189 TRAH K240(835CC125J)-P Hypertek 81 x 552 1292 835cc TRAH K240H-P RATTworks 64 x 908 1844.7 1507cc TRAS K250W-P Aerotech 54 x 673 2484 1543 TRAS K250W (LMS)-P Aerotech 54 x 649 2342 1400 TRAR K250LWM-P-SM Loki 54 x 499 1607 938 TRAH K257G-P SkyRipper 54 x 912 1733 1130cc TRAR K260CL-P Cesaroni 54 x 572 2285.1 1149.3 CARR K261WH/LB-P Cesaroni 54 x 488 2020.9 1151.9 CARH K265SP-P Contrail 54 x 1219 1684 1490cc TRAR K270W-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 579 1968 1188 TRAR K300CL-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2546 1265.7 CARH K300-P Contrail 75 x 1016 1909 2050cc TRAH K321-P Contrail 54 x 1220 1570 1490cc TRAR K327WC-P Gorilla 54 x 491 1616 1000 TRAH K347B-P SkyRipper 54 x 912 1529 1130cc TRAT K350TR-P RATTworks 64 x 914 1861 1170cc/250ml TRAR K350LWM-P-SM Loki 54 x 736 2374 1400 TRAR K360WH-13A Cesaroni 54 x 329 1280.9 708.2 CARR K365RR-P Animal 75 x 244 1675 946 NARR K375WP-P Aerotech 54 x 570 2228.1 1292 TRAR K400GR-14A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1596.7 924.3 CARR K400S-S,M,L Kosdon/AT 54 x 403 1386.2 721.8 TRAH K404-P Contrail 75 x 1016 2441 2050cc TRAR! K411BL-PS Gorilla 75 x 368 1785.7 1132 TRAR K445-17A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1636.3 792 CARR K450BB-P-SM Animal 75 x 244 1845 881.6 NARR! K454SK-19A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1363.7 769.2 CARR K455-P Cesaroni 54 x 403 1483 716 CARH K456-P Contrail 75 x 813 1628 1400cc TRAR K458W-P Aerotech 98 x 275 2464.6 1425 TRAH K460-P WCH 75 x 762 1988 1493cc CARR! K465DM-14A Aerotech 54 x 401 1281 866 TRAR K470ST-P Animal 75 x 302 1679 826 TRAR K475WW-P Animal 54 x 403 1400 728.6 NARR K480W-PS Aerotech 54 x 570 2273.3 1318 TRA





R K490GR-16A Cesaroni 54 x 488 1978.4 1155.4 CARR K500-18A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1595.6 892 CARR! K500SK-P Animal 75 x 368 1811 1123.5 NARH K500SP-P Contrail 54 x 1524 2237 N/A TRAR K510-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2486 1197 CARR K513FJ-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 410 1496.3 974 TRAR! K515SK-16A Cesaroni 38 x 500 1653.9 961.5 CARR K520WH-17A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1710.5 944 CARR K520RT-P Gorilla N/A x N/A 1356 698 TRAH K525WS-P Contrail 54 x 1219 1620 N/A TRAR K530SS-16A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1412 1025 CARR K530GG-P Animal 54 x 403 1410 796.7 NARR! K533BL-P Gorilla 54 x 491 1420 900 TRAS K535W-14A Aerotech 54 x 358 1421.5 1264 TRAS K535W-14A Aerotech 54 x 358 1414.8 770 TRAR K535-P Cesaroni 54 x 403 1441.8 764 CARR! K540M-14A Aerotech 54 x 401 1596.3 876.7 TRAR K550W-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 410 1568 889.1 TRAR! K555SK-P Animal 54 x 492 1300 862 NARR K555WH-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2406.2 1407 CARH K555BG-P Contrail 54 x 1220 1687 1490cc TRAR K560RR-P Animal 54 x 430 1480 750 NARR K560W-P-SM Aerotech 75 x 396 2511 1425 TRAR K570-17A Cesaroni 54 x 488 2062.9 990 CARR K570WW-P Animal 54 x 492 1700 914.6 NARR K575SS-P Cesaroni 75 x 395 2493 1803 CARR K590-P Cesaroni 54 x 403 1336.5 964 CARR K600WH-17A Cesaroni 54 x 488 2129.8 1180 CART K600TR-P RATTworks 64 x 1219 2170 1476cc/370ml TRAR K600WW-P-SM Animal 75 x 368 2500 1223.3 NARR K600F-S,M,L,P Kosdon/AT 54 x 403 1428.5 724.3 TRAR K605RR-P Animal 75 x 368 2410 1231 NARR! K610SK-P Animal 54 x 491 1531 861 CARR K630BS-15A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1679.4 912 TRAH K630-P Contrail 75 x 813 1341 1400cc TRAR K630WC-PS Gorilla 54 x 403 1414.8 736 TRAR K635-17A Cesaroni 54 x 488 1994.4 1115 CARR K650SS-16A Cesaroni 54 x 488 1749.5 1281 CARR K650PK-21A Cesaroni 54 x 488 1997.1 1135 CARR K650T-P Aerotech 98 x 289 2405.7 1280 TRAR K650RR-P Animal 54 x 492 1840 931 NARH K654BS-P Contrail 75 x 711 2132 1400cc TRAR K660-17A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2437 1177 CARR K661BS-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2430.4 1182 CARR K665-P Cesaroni 54 x 403 1379.9 964 CARR K670GG-P Animal 54 x 492 1751 1014 NARR K670-P Cesaroni 54 x 491 1806.1 955 CARR K670WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 368 2364.7 1184 TRAR! K675SK-18A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2009.6 1140 CARH K678-P Contrail 75 x 1016 1847 2050cc TRAR K680R-P Aerotech 98 x 289 2358 1316 TRAR! K690SF-PS Loki 54 x 483 1616 920 TRAR K695R-M,L,P Aerotech 54 x 410 1514 903 TRAR K695BT-P Gorilla 54 x 403 1463 681 TRAR K700W-P Aerotech 54 x 568 2261 1303 TRAR K700BB-P Animal 54 x 430 1650 745 NARR K700-P Cesaroni 54 x 491 1659.6 1205 CARR K700RT-P Gorilla 54 x 492 1691 856 TRA

H K707-P Contrail 75 x 813 1386 1400cc TRAR K710BB-P Animal 54 x 491 1791.4 880.7 CARR K711WH-18A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2377.2 1398 CARR! K735SK-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 1955.2 1173 CARR K740CS-18A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1873.9 846.2 CARR K750-18A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2352.5 1321 CARRa K750W-P Kosdon/AT 54 x 728 2468 1315 NARR K763GT-P Gorilla 54 x 491 1740.3 975 TRAH K777-P Contrail 75 x 1017 1833 2050cc TRAR K780BS-15A Cesaroni 54 x 488 2107.8 1140 TRAR K780R-P Aerotech 75 x 395 2371 1268 TRAR K800BB-P Animal 54 x 492 1950 914 NARR K805G-P Aerotech 54 x 401 1762 871.1 TRAR K805WC-PS Gorilla 54 x 492 1765 920 TRAR! K815SK-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2303.7 1342.1 CARR K820BS-17A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2383 1164 CARR K828BT-P Gorilla 54 x 492 1786.1 966 TRAR K828FJ-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 579 2052.1 1450 TRAR! K830SF-PS Loki 54 x 726 2287 1376 TRAR K850DM-16A Aerotech 54 x 549 1863.1 1224 TRAR K855-P Cesaroni 54 x 491 1725.2 1205 CARH K888BM-P Contrail 76 x 1016 2400 2050cc TRAR K940WT-18A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1632.7 768 CARR K950ST-P Animal 54 x 492 1860 887.4 NARR K960LWB-P-SM Loki 54 x 499 1946 960 TRAR K975WW-P-SM Animal 54 x 728 2450 1357.3 NARS K990DM-14A Aerotech 54 x 610 1867.1 1224 NARR K1000S-P Kosdon/AT 54 x 728 2592.7 1301 TRAR! K1000SK-P-SM Animal 54 x 728 2120 1297 NARS K1050W-P Aerotech 54 x 676 2530 1362.2 TRAR K1050W-PS Aerotech 54 x 648 2426 2240 TRAR K1075GG-P Animal 54 x 728 2400 1399.9 NARR! K1075SK-P Cesaroni 54 x 728 2245.1 1259 CARR K1085WT-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 1125 2412 CARR K1100T-S,M,L,XL Aerotech 54 x 398 1472 771 TRAR K1103X-14A Aerotech 54 x 401 1789.5 830 TRAR K1127LB-14A Loki 38 x 625 1284.6 624 TRAR K1130BB-P Animal 54 x 728 2550.7 1334 CARR K1185GT-P Gorilla 54 x 728 2460 1314 TRAR K1200-16A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1364 960 CARR K1250WW-P Animal 54 x 491 1950.9 915 CARR K1275R-P Aerotech 54 x 568 2224.9 1170 TRAR K1440-17A Cesaroni 54 x 572 2437 1129 CARR K1499N-P Aerotech 75 x 260 1321 604 TRAR K1620-P Cesaroni 98 x 240 2436.9 1193 CARR K1720-P Cesaroni 54 x 403 1176.2 592 CARRa K1750R-P Kosdon/AT 54 x 728 2423 1253 NARR K1999N-P Aerotech 98 x 275 2569 1195 TRAR K2000VM-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2329.9 1102 CARR K2045-17A Cesaroni 54 x 404 1407.6 716 CARR K2050ST-PS Aerotech 54 x 381 1384.7 674 TRA

H L200(1685CC098L)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 2639 1685cc TRAH L225FX(1685CC098LFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 2789 1685cc TRAR L265MY-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2644.6 1603 CARR L339N-P Aerotech 98 x 302 2793 1796 TRAH L350(1685CC125L)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 3042.9 1685cc TRAH L355FX(1685CC125LFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 2851 1685cc TRA

H L369-P Contrail 75 x 1347 3829 3200cc TRAR L395MY-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 4936.8 3423 CARR L400W-PS Aerotech 98 x 444 4654.6 2696 TRAR L425WC-PS Loki 76 x 498 3372 1837 TRAH L475(1685CC172L)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 2774 1685cc TRAR L480LR-P Loki 76 x 498 3203.4 1830 TRAH L535FX(1685CC172LFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 2994 1685cc TRAH L540(2800CC172L)-P Hypertek 75 x 1387 4615 2800cc TRAH L550(1685CCRGL)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 3095 1685cc TRAH L570FX(2800CC172LFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1387 4716 2800cc TRAH L575(2800CCRGL)-P Hypertek 75 x 1387 4831 2800cc TRAR L585IM-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2653.4 1449.8 CARH L600-P RATTworks 64 x 1066 3152 1858cc TRAH L600-P WCH 75 x 1016 3161 2363cc CARR L610-P Cesaroni 98 x 394 4842 2415 CARH L610FX(1685CCRGLFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1031 3131 1682cc TRAH L625FX(2800CCRGLFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1387 4951 2800cc TRAR L640DT-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2772.2 1293 CARR L645GR-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 3419.8 2072 CARR! L666SK-P Animal 75 x 870 2700 1646.7 NARR L700BB-P-SM Animal 75 x 368 2590 1193.9 NARR L730-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2765 1351 CARH L740FX(2800CC200MFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1438 5033 2800cc TRAR L777WW-P-SM Animal 75 x 497 3140 1762.3 NARR! L780SF-PS Loki 76 x 498 3006 1772 TRAR L789RT-PS Gorilla 75 x 498 3251.8 1796 TRAR L800-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 3759 1795 CARH L800-P Contrail 75 x 1372 3759 3200cc TRAR L805WH-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2833 1640 CARR! L820SK-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 2945.6 1760 CARR L850W-P Aerotech 75 x 531 3642 2075 TRAR L851WH-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 3683.2 2110 CARS L875DM-PS Aerotech 54 x 653 3887.4 2608 TRAR L890SS-P Cesaroni 75 x 530 3762 2670 CARR L900RR-P Animal 75 x 497 3450 1771 NARR! L900DM-PS Aerotech 75 x 653 3787 2594 TRAR L910CS-P Cesaroni 75 x 350 2856.1 1270 CARR L930LWB-P-SM Loki 75 x 499 3587 1836 TRAR L935IM-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 3146.8 1567 CARR L952W-P-SM Aerotech 98 x 427 4656 2749.7 TRAH L970(2800CC300M)-P Hypertek 75 x 1438 5098 2800cc TRAR L985-P Cesaroni 54 x 728 2664.6 1295 CARR L985GT-PS Gorilla 75 x 497.84 3580 1875 TRAR L990BS-P Cesaroni 24 x 649 2771 1369.4 CARR L995RL-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 3618 1912.5 CARS L1000W-18A Aerotech 54 x 635 2666.3 1484 TRAR L1000S-P Kosdon/AT 54 x 728 2592 1301 TRAR L1030-P Cesaroni 54 x 649 2787.9 1516 CARR! L1040DM-PS Aerotech 75 x 653 3769 2602 TRAR L1040R-PS Loki 54 x 727 3707.7 1746 TRAR L1050BS-P Cesaroni 75 x 786 3727 1774 CARR L1060GG-P-SM Animal 75 x 497 3622.6 1917.8 NARR! L1065BL-BS Gorilla 75 x 787 4209.7 5329 TRAR L1080BB-P Animal 75 x 497 3700 1717 NARR L1090SS-P Cesaroni 75 x 665 4815 3490.3 CARR L1090W-PS Aerotech 54 x 623 2671.3 1468 TRAR L1100RR-P-SM Animal 54 x 728 2576 1346 NARR L1111ST-P Animal 75 x 497 3480 1642 TRA





R L1115-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 5015 2394 CARR L1150R-P Aerotech 75 x 530 3517 1902 TRAR L1150WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 498 3575.7 1974 TRAR L1170FJ-PS Aerotech 75 x 665 4229 2805 TRAH! L1222SF-P Contrail 75 x 1524 3895 3200cc TRAR L1276RR-PS Animal 54 x 728 2729 1475 TRAR! L1290SK-P Cesaroni 76 x 785 4701.1 2705 CARR L1300R-P Aerotech 98 x 443 4567 2632 TRAR L1300BB-P-SM Animal 54 x 728 2672 1314 NARR L1350CS-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 463.1 1905 CARR L1355SP-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 4025.5 3012.4 CARR L1390G-PS Aerotech 78 x 531 3948.7 4104 TRAR L1395-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 4895.4 2364.9 CARR! L1400SK-P Animal 75 x 785 4744 2829.4 NARR L1400F-P Kosdon/AT 54 x 728 2640 1248 TRAR L1400LW-P-SM Loki 54 x 736 2850.6 1400 TRAR! L1400M-PS Aerotech 75 x 653 4900.9 2648 TRAR! L1410SK-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 4828.3 2875 CARR L1420R-P Aerotech 75 x 443 4603 2560 TRAH! L1428SF-P Contrail 76 x 1753 4733 3200cc TRAR L1482LB-P-SM Loki 54 x 497 3882 1839 TRAR L1500T-P Aerotech 98 x 665 5089.3 2490.9 TRAR L1520T-PS Aerotech 75 x 518 3715.9 1854 TRAR L1685SS-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 5069.3 3773.1 CARR L1720WT-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 1688 2660 CARR L2050LW-PS Loki 54 x 1041 4802.4 2388 TRAR L2200G-P Aerotech 75 x 653 5104 2518 TRAR L2300G-P Aerotech 54 x 728 2756 1310 TRAR L2375WT-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 2225 4864 CARH L2525GF-P Contrail 75 x 1524 4681.4 3200cc TRAR L3150-P Cesaroni 98 x 394 4807.8 2386 CARR L3200-P Cesaroni 75 x 486 3300.3 1555 CARS L11000W-18A Aerotech 54 x 635 2684.4 2194 TRA

R M520-P Cesaroni 98 x 548 7278.5 3713 CARR M650W-P Aerotech 75 x 801 5964 3351 NARR M685W-PS Aerotech 75 x 911 7560.8 4320 TRAH M700-P WCH 75 x 1473 5592 3951cc CARH M711BS-P Contrail 75 x 1371 5507 3200cc TRAH M740(2800CC200M)-P Hypertek 75 x 1438 5143 2800cc TRAR M745WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 785 5368 2900 TRAR M750W-P Aerotech 98 x 732 9325 5300 NARR M795-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 10133 4892 CARR M840WH/LB-P Cesaroni 75 x 879.3 7521.2 4249 CARR M900-P Loki 76 x 785 5332.4 3030 TRAH M900-P RATTworks 69 x 1828 6463.5 3716cc TRAH M956(3500CCRGM)-P Hypertek 98 x 1166 6421 3500cc TRAH M960FX(2800CC300MFX)-P Hypertek 75 x 1438 5126 2800cc TRAH M1000(4630CCRGM)-P Hypertek 98 x 1405 9155 4630cc TRAH M1001(5478CCRGM)-P Hypertek 98 x 1438 9835 5478cc TRAH M1010FX(4630CCRGMFX)-P Hypertek 98 x 1405 9114 4630cc TRAH M1015FX(3500CCRGMFX)-P Hypertek 98 x 1166 6334 3500cc TRAR M1025WC-P Gorilla 98 x 870 9581 5329 TRAH M1040FX(4630CCRGMFX)-P Hypertek 98 x 1438 10098 4638cc TRAR M1060-P Cesaroni 98 x 548 7441 3622 CARR! M1075DM-PS Aerotech 98 x 649 5571 3846 TRAR M1085WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 1039 6958 3932 TRAR M1101WH-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 5197.6 2993 CAR

R M1160GR-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 5880.2 3454 CARR! M1200SF-PS Loki 76 x 785 5122.6 2968 TRAR M1230IM-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 5506.5 2900 CARR M1290WH-P Cesaroni 98 x 548 7649.3 4295 CARR M1297W-P Aerotech 75 x 665 5416.6 2722 TRAR M1300IM-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6438.2 3437 CARR! M1305M-PS Aerotech 98 x 649 6891 4080 TRAR M1315W-P Aerotech 75 x 801 6713.5 3499.4 TRAS M1340W-PS Aerotech 98 x 556 7368.9 2585 TRAR M1350WW-P-SM Animal 75 x 785 5725 2927.3 NARS M1350W-PS Aerotech 75 x 622 5178.2 4808 TRAR M1355RT-PS Gorilla 75 x 787 5164.6 5216 TRAR M1400-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6251 2992 CARR M1401WH-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6268.3 3508 CARR M1419W-P Aerotech 98 x 579 7755.5 4077 TRAR M1450-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 9955 4830 CARRa M1450W-P Kosdon/AT 75 x 1039 7813 4150 NARR M1480RR-P-SM Animal 75 x 785 5800 3000 NARR M1500G-P Aerotech 75 x 653 5220 2631 TRAR M1520BS-P Cesaroni 98 x 548 7579 3602 CARR M1540IM-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6819.4 3624.4 CARR M1545GR-P Cesaroni 75 x 1025 8186.7 4835 CARR M1550R-P Aerotech 75 x 801 5600 3170 TRAR M1560WT-P Cesaroni 98 x 394 5342 2452 CARR! M1565BL-P Gorilla 98 x 870 7533 4992 TRAH M1575-P Contrail 98 x 1524 6547 5300cc TRAR M1590CL-P Cesaroni 75 x 893 7544.6 3590 CARR M1600R-P Aerotech 98 x 579 7084 4026 TRAR! M1610BL-PS Gorilla 75 x 1039 5973.5 3654 TRAR M1630TT-P Cesaroni 75 x 1039 8212.1 3948 CARR M1665WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 787 5705 5579 TRAR M1670BS-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6041.7 2956.1 CARR! M1730SK-P Animal 98 x 870 8115 4945.2 NARR! M1770SK-P Cesaroni 75 x 893 5933.4 3520 CARR M1780NT-PS Aerotech 75 x 653 5783 2560 TRAR! M1790SK-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 8088.9 4706 CARR M1800FJ-P Aerotech 98 x 665 8200 9163 TRAR M1800BS-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 9867.7 4802 CARR M1830CS-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 5603.7 2542 CARR M1845NT-PS Aerotech 98 x 597.9 8307.8 3772 TRAR M1850W-P Aerotech 75 x 924 7680 4009 TRAR M1850GG-P Animal 75 x 781 5920 3375 TRAR M1882LW-PS Loki 76 x 787 6303 3130 TRAR M1890-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 9875.6 5280 CARR M1900BB-P Animal 75 x 785 6100 2733 NARR M1939W-P Aerotech 98 x 732 10482 5719.1 TRAR M1969SF-PS Loki 76 x 1038 7295.8 4266 TRAR M2000R-P Aerotech 98 x 732 9218 5368 TRAR M2020IM-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 8429.4 4349 CARR M2045BS-P Cesaroni 75 x 893 7388 3547 CARR! M2050SK-P Cesaroni 76 x 1039 6744.6 3870 CARR M2075SS-P Cesaroni 75 x 893 6286.6 3982 CARR! M2080SK-P Cesaroni 75 x 1025 6827.3 4107 CARR M2100G-P Aerotech 98 x 598 7802 3948 TRAR M2150RL-P Cesaroni 75 x 893 7455.4 3835 CARR! M2200SK-P-SM Animal 75 x 1039 6350 3766 NARR M2245-P Cesaroni 75 x 1025 9976.7 5074 CARR M2250CS-P Cesaroni 75 x 621 5472.2 2489 CAR

H M2281BF-P Contrail 75 x 1524 5481 5300cc TRAR M2400T-P Aerotech 98 x 597 7717 3692.6 TRAR M2500T-P Aerotech 98 x 751 9671 4711.2 TRAR M2500GG-P-SM Animal 75 x 1039 7800 4248 NARR M2505-P Cesaroni 98 x 579 7450 3339 CARR M2550LB-P-SM Loki 76 x 785 6502 3065 TRAH M2800BG-P Contrail 98 x 1524 6060 5300cc TRARa M2900R-P Kosdon/AT 75 x 1039 7310 3755 NARR M2925WC-PS Gorilla 75 x 1039 7897.8 3820 TRAR M3000ST-P Animal 75 x 1039 7367 3819 TRAR M3000LW-PS Loki 76 x 1039 8924.3 4350 TRAR M3100WT-P Cesaroni 75 x 757 6117.8 2903 CARR M3400WT-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 9994.5 4452 CARR M3500R-P Aerotech 75 x 1039 7310 3755 NARR M3700WT-P Cesaroni 75 x 803 6800.3 3019 CARR M4770-P Cesaroni 98 x 548 7312.4 379 CAR

R N1000W-P Aerotech 98 x 1046 14126 7925 NARR N1100-P Cesaroni 98 x 1046 14005 6790 CARR N1560WH-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 16803 9946 CARR N1720WC-PS Gorilla 98 x 1213 14237 7456 TRAR N1800WH-P Cesaroni 98 x 702 10367 5727 CARR N1975GR-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 14272 8560 CARR N2000W-P Aerotech 98 x 1046 13347 7752.6 TRAR N2020WW-P Animal 98 x 870 10281 5160.9 NARR N2200PK-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 12066 6122 CARR N2500-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 13633 6778 CARR N2501WH-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 15227 8496 CARR N2540GR-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 17907 10700 CARR N2600GG-P Animal 98 x 870 10607 5591.4 NARR! N2600SK-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 11077 6618 CARR N2700BB-P Animal 98 x 870 11452 5147.1 NARR N2712WC-PS Gorilla 98 x 870 10813 5286 TRAR N2800WW-P Animal 98 x 1213 14802 7694.7 NARR N2850BS-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 13767 6759 CARR! N2876SK-PS Animal 98 x 122 11940 13675 TRAR N2900CL-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 17614 8449 CARR N3180-p Cesaroni 98 x 1010 14200 7460 CARR N3300R-PS Aerotech 98 x 1059.46 14041 7512 TRAR! N3400SK-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 14263 8282 CARR N3800BS-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 17632 8449 CARR N3800LW-PS Loki 102 x 1041 12490 6124 TRAR N4000BB-P Animal 98 x 1213 16461 7565.7 NARR N4100RL-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 17790 9101 CARR N4800T-P Aerotech 98 x 1201 19361 9570.8 TRAR N5600WT-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 13628 6363 CARR N5800CS-P Cesaroni 98 x 1239 20146 9021 CARR N10000-P Cesaroni 98 x 1010 10347 5200 CAR

R O2645BL-P Gorilla 152 x 1206 24333 15149 TRAR! O3700SK-P Cesaroni 161 x 957 29920 17157 CARR O4900BS-P Cesaroni 161 x 957 37148 17700 CARR O4925WC-P Gorilla 152 x 1219 33005 16575 TRAR O5100-P Cesaroni 161 x 803 29990 13245 CARR O5800-P Cesaroni 161 x 754 30606 13950 CARH O6300-P Contrail 156 x 1829 27244 15000cc TRAR O8000-P Cesaroni 161 x 957 40960 18610 CARS O25000VM-P Cesaroni 132 x 1407 30795 14471 CAR


LOC/PrecisionOn November 21 it was announced

that LOC/Precision, long considered an icon of the hobby, had been sold by Barry Lynch, who is retiring, to Dave Barber and Jason Turicik. LOC/Precision was created by Ron Schultz 31 years ago. The compa-ny quickly rose to become one of the pioneers of high power rocketry. Barry Lynch pur-chased the com-pany from Schultz in 2000, and for the next 16 years contin-ued to build upon Schultz’s legacy, provid-ing quality high power rocket kits, parts, and supplies to model rocketry enthusiasts around the country.

“This started as a hobby for Dave and I over a decade ago,” Turicik said. “We had a start-up company we sold to Barry. A few months ago, he approached Dave about buying LOC/Precision. It was an opportu-nity we couldn’t pass up. Our families are fired up to help us grow LOC 3.0 to new altitudes.”

Barber and Turicik will be relocating LOC/Precision to its new home in Plym-outh, Wisconsin.

For more information about LOC/Pre-cision and their product line, log onto their website at www.locprecision.com.

Dynasoar Rocketry

Frank Burke at Dynasoar Rocketry has been busy, ginning up three new RC rocket glider kits.

The Interceptor III is styled after the classic Interceptor, but has a larger wing and a lighter weight to allow for gliding. The Hypersonic II is styled after a pro-posed Mach 7+ X-15-3 delta wing con-figuration. The Pegasus is a futuristic de-sign with a high cranked delta wing design and tri-tail design for added lateral stabil-ity. All three kits are very simple to build, taking just one to two hours to complete. Each kit is provided with all of the hard-ware needed to complete the build, includ-

ing rail buttons or launch lug, white body tubes, plastic nose cone, and lightweight wings. Each glider will require two servos, receiver, small single cell LiPo battery, and a radio with elevon mixing.

All gliders are designed for use with AeroTech 24mm E6 rocket motors. Dyan-soar also carries the 24mm RC casings and E6 reloads for this purpose. Designed to boost straight up from a standard launch pad, these gliders have a light wing loading for a gentle glide. Nothing is ejected from the model, and they land ready to fly again immediately.

Each glider is approximately 38 inches long and weighs 11.5 to 12.5 ounces when completed, with a 20 to 22 inch wingspan. Instructions and build photos are all on-line, and markings can be ordered directly through stickershock23.com. Each kit re-tails for $64.99. Kits and motors can be ordered directly from Dynasoar Rocketry directly at www.dynasoarrocketry.com.

Heavenly HobbiesJose Andrade-Cora has announced that

Heavenly Hobbies is up for sale. Over the past ten years, the company has made a

name for itself as a full-line hobby busi-ness, especially in the area of model rock-etry. Jose has reached a point in his life where he is pursuing other careers oppor-tunities and has therefore decided to put

the business up for sale. The buyer of the business will ob-tain the rights to the entire merchandise inventory, the busi-ness website, a sales channel through Amazon, as well as the book of business contacts and opera-tional support for 30 days free of charge. Question and seri-ous buyers can con-tact Jose via e-mail at

[email protected]. For more information about Heavenly Hobbies, visit their website at www.heav-enlyhobbies.com. Serious inquiries only, please.


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Saint Louis Rocketry Association (SLRA) #551Wentzville, MissouriJohn Buckley, [email protected](636) 673-1998 (Please call after 6pm)www.stlouisrocketry.org/

MO Civil Air Patrol Aerospace STEM Academy (ASA) #770Whiteman AFB, MissouriWilliam E. Sander, [email protected](660) 553-6138https://www.facebook.com/ groups/MOWG.ASA/

Montana NAR Montana (NARMONT) #623Butte, MontanaSteve Shannon, [email protected](406) 494-4037www.bigskyrocketry.org/

NebraskaThe Heartland of Rocketry (THOR) #562Omaha, NebraskaGreg Rothman, [email protected](402) 891-5706www.nerocketry.org/

Jefferson Area Model Rocketry (JAMR) #742Fairbury, NebraskaJohn Ragland, [email protected]

NevadaNorthern Nevada – Western Region (NNWR) #728Reno, NevadaMarc Cram, [email protected](512) 970-5527https://sites.google.com/site/nnwr728nevada/

Rocketry Organization of Northern Nevada (ROCKONN) #735Placerville, NevadaWayne Hubbard, [email protected](775) 901-1834www.rockonn.org/

Southern Nevada Rocketry (SNVR) #741Pahrump, NevadaJim Waters, [email protected](775) 764-1839

New HampshireKearsarge Area Rocket Society (KARS) #700Bradford, New HampshireMichael Bellino, [email protected](603) 938-5129www.karsnh.org/

New JerseyGarden State Spacemodeling Society of New Jersey (GSSS) #439Piscataway, New JerseyRobert Zabriskie, [email protected]

South Jersey Area Rocketry Society (SOJARS) #593Sewell, New JerseyBruce Canino, [email protected](856) 207-3245www.sojars.org/

Central New Jersey Area Rocketry Society (CENJARS) #698Manasquan, New JerseyMichael Centrella, [email protected](732) 528-4300www.cenjars.org/

Radical Rocketeers (RR) #712Great Meadows, New JerseyJim Zindle, [email protected](908) 637-8499www.radrocketeers.org/

Bridgeton Area Rocket Club (BARC) #775Bridgeton, New JerseyMike Zapolski Sr., [email protected](856) 455-7855www.barc775.org/

New Mexico ZIA Spacemodelers (ZIA) #517White Rock, New MexicoThomas Beach, [email protected](505) 672-0249www.zia-spacemodelers.org/

Albuquerque Rocket Society (ARS) #573Albuquerque, New MexicoWilliam Beggs Jr, [email protected](505) 250-9292www.arsabq.org/

Fellowship of Las Cruces Area Rocketry Enthusiasts (FLARE) #577Las Cruces, New MexicoThomas Kindig, [email protected](575) 201-3336flare-rocketry.com/

Cotton City Area Rocket Club (CCARC) #748Animas, New MexicoVern Richardson, [email protected](575) 548-2277

4 Corners Rocketry Association (4CRA) #750Durango, New MexicoScot Davis, [email protected](970) 946-8979www.4cra.org/



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NAR of Buffalo and Western NY (URRG) #765Youngstown, New YorkLarry Weibert, [email protected](716) 628-1880urrg.us/

Manhattan College Section of the NAR (MCNAR) #789Bronx, New YorkJoshua Kivijarv, [email protected](203) 461-4448

North CarolinaRocketry of Central Carolina (ROCC) #608Concord, North CarolinaJohn Bergsmith, [email protected](704) 490-6510www.rocketrycarolina.org/

Saturn Rocketry Club (SRC) #705Mills River, North CarolinaKevin Creamer, [email protected](828) 891-2112srclub.webs.com/

North Dakota North Dakota Rocketry Association (NDRA) #628Grand Forks, North DakotaTim Young, [email protected](701) 746-0880

OhioColumbus Society for the Advancement of Rocketry (CSAR) #113Columbus, OhioLarry Rice, [email protected](614) 235-1339groups.yahoo.com/group/CSARNAR113/

Skybusters (Skybusters) #535Parma, OhioJerry Appenzeller, [email protected](704) 608-7230www.skybusters.org/

West Virginia and Southern Ohio Association of Rocketry (WVSOAR) #564Charleston, OhioDavid E. Cook, [email protected](304) 419-5371https://www.facebook.com/groups/169186229849873/?ref

Mantua Township Missile Agency (MTMA) #606Cleveland Heights, OhioMike Nowak, [email protected](216) 337-9537www.mtmarocketry.org/

Queen City Area Rocketry Klub (QUARK) #624Cincinnati, OhioChan Stevens, [email protected](513) 273-0927


New YorkMonroe Astronautical Rocket Society (MARS) #136Hilton, New YorkTom McCarthy, [email protected](585) 738-1816www.marsclub.org/

Long Island Advanced Rocketry Society (North Shore) #142Plainview, New YorkDr. Brian S. Meyer, [email protected](516) 650-0595www.liars.org

Albany-Schenectady-Troy Rocket Enthusiasts (ASTRE) #471Slingerlands, New YorkJeff Vincent, [email protected](518) 439-2055www.astre471.org/

Syracuse Rocket Club (SRC-NY) #566Syracuse, New YorkRich Holmes, [email protected](315) 308-0315www.syracuserocketclub.org/

Lower Hudson Valley Challenger CTR Rocketry Club (LHVCC) #691Airmont, New YorkJohn Huibregtse, [email protected](845) 357-3416www.lhvcc.com/


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NARCON Washington, D.C. Area, Feb 24-26

NARCON 2017 will offer 28 breakout groups on technical topics in model and high-power rocketry and in professional spaceflight along with a complete track of groups designed for TARC teams, Lee Piester as the keynote speaker, an R&D competition with $1000 in cash prizes, and tours of the Ud-var-Hazy National Air & Space Museum.

NSL Alamogordo, New Mexico

Memorial Day Weekend, May 27-29

Our expected waiver is 12,686' AGL, and the launch site can accom-modate launches up to "N" power. We will have a special event that is a standing tradition at the Alamogordo launch site: the Centennial Challenge. The object is to launch a rocket at least 100" in length on no more than 100 newton seconds of total thrust for the longest flight duration. Tours of nearby museums and Holloman's Rocket Sled Track.

NARAM-59 Muskegon, Michigan

July 29-August 4, 2017

Rocketry Festival 2017 will be held July 29 (Saturday) through August 4th (Friday), 2017. Contest Director for NARAM will be Robert Alway. An FAI World Cup event is also planned, along with high power and other fun events.


Wright Stuff Rocketeers (WSR) #703Dayton, OhioLee Berry, [email protected](937) 667-5297www.wsr703.org

Central Ohio Rocketry & Spacemodeling Alliance (CORSA) #787Reynoldsburg, OhioLloyd Newman, [email protected](614) 370-4462centralohiorocketry.org/

Eagle Rocketeers (ER) #796Findlay, OhioBrian Burkett, [email protected](419) 721-4331

Oklahoma Piedmont Area Rocketry Club (PARC) #710Yukon, OklahomaDavid Yerka, [email protected](405) 249-9462https://piedmontrocketry.shutterfly.com/

Red River Rocketeers (RRRS) #722Duncan, OklahomaWilliam A. Leyrer, [email protected](580) 656-4781rrrocketeers.homestead.com

Ontario South Western (Ontario) Association of Rocket Modelers (SWARM) #752Chatham, OntarioChris Halinaty, [email protected](519) 354-6599swarmnar.weebly.com/index.html

Astronautical Society of Toronto (AST) #780Burlington, OntarioPeter W. Cook, [email protected](905) 681-8444

Oregon Oregon Rocketry Enthusiasts Organization (OREO) #555Hillsboro, OregonGeorge Rachor, [email protected]

(503) 846-0115www.oregonrocketry.com/

Eugene Rocketry (EUROC) #733Eugene, OregonTim Ziegenbeing, [email protected](541) 344-1128www.lumalaser.com/eugenerocketry/index.php

Central Oregon Rocketry Experience (LPCORE) #769La Pine, OregonKen Mulenex, [email protected](541) 306-0159lapinestem.org

Gorge Rocket Club (GRC) #790While Salmon, OregonJohn Eric Thompson, [email protected](509) 637-3992www.gorgerocketclub.com/

Southern Oregon Rocketry (SOR) #793Medford, OregonLisa Milano, [email protected](916) 708-1989southernoregonrocketry.com

Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Space Command (PSC) #473Lower Burrell, PennsylvaniaRod Schafer, [email protected](724) 212-3741www.psc473.org/

Southern Pennsylvania Area Association of Rocketry (SPAAR) #503Elizabethtown, PennsylvaniaDale Green, [email protected](717) 367-8646www.spaar.org/

Philadelphia Area Rocketry Association (PARA) #520Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaBarry McGarvey, [email protected](215) 284-8120www.para520.com

Central Pennsylvania Rocketeers (CPR) #659Mt Holly Springs, PennsylvaniaThomas Ha, [email protected](717) 385-8692

Mercersburg Area Rocket Association (MARA) #797Mercersburg, PennsylvaniaTony Pare, [email protected](717) 498-0101rockets.tapdesigns.com/

Rhode IslandRhode Island Aviation and Space Education (RIASEC) #600North Smithfield, Rhode IslandJohn O’Connor, [email protected](401) 323-8851


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Rhode Island Model Rocket Association (RIMRA) #755Richmond, Rhode IslandJeffery Oppold, [email protected](802) 373-4834www.rimra.org/

South CarolinaRocketry Organization of South CarOlina (ROSCO) #648Stephen, South CarolinaJohn K. Hoffman, Sr., [email protected](843) 567-3491www.rocketrysouthcarolina.com/

South Dakota South Dakota Rocket Jockey’s (SDRJ) #785Brandt, South DakotaHans Haase, [email protected](605) 237-5830sdrocketjockeys.com/

Black Hills Rocketry (BHR) #802Rapid City, South DakotaMitchell Kramer, [email protected](515) 402-2945

TennesseeMid-South Rocket Society (MSRS) #550Lakeland, TennesseeBurton Holyfield, [email protected](901) 340-8586www.midsouthrockets.com/

Music City Missile Club (MC2) #589Spring Hill, TennesseeChris Dondanville, [email protected](931) 446-4370www.mc2rocketry.com/

Texas Dallas Area Rocket Society (DARS) #308Hickory Creek, TexasJack Sprague, [email protected](940) 497-7009www.dars.org/

NASA/Houston Rocket Club (NHRC) #365Houston, TexasHarold Larson, [email protected](281) 218-6493www.nasahoustonrocketclub.org/

Central Texas Association of Rocketry (CenTAR) #370Elgin, TexasO. Lee James, III, [email protected](512) 230-6018centar370.tripod.com/

Krueger School of Applied Technologies (KSAT) #570San Antonio, TexasTracy Thomas, [email protected](210) 823-2868www.neisd.net/ksat/

Austin Area Rocketry Group (AARG) #585Pflugerville, TexasDavid Bellhorn, [email protected](512) 779-5504

Rio Grande Valley Rocket Club (RGVRC) #604McAllen, TexasRandy Ashley, [email protected](956) 607-3250rgvrc.org/index.html

Alamo Rocketeers (Alamo Rocketeers) #661Kerrville, TexasArt Applewhite, [email protected](830) 896-6331www.artapplewhite.com/661

Hill Country Rocketeers (HCR) #671Kerrville, TexasArt Applewhite, [email protected](830) 896-6331www.artapplewhite.com/671

Red River Rocket Society (3RS) #706Irving, TexasDon Magness, [email protected](214) 886-2396

Old Rocketeers (OR) #724Katy, TexasDavid Montgomery, [email protected](281) 550-7187https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/oldrocketeers/info

South Texas Aerospace Club (STAC) #739Beeville, TexasWilliam Yates, [email protected](361) 354-5468www.stac.us/

Boots & Chutes Model Rocketry Assn. of Texas #740Georgetown, TexasCarl Johnson, [email protected](512) 677-1198www.bootsandchutes.org/

International Space University Rocketry Group (ISURG) #768League City, TexasJohn Connolly, [email protected](832) 722-6800www.isunet.edu/

Waco Rocketry Society (WRS) #773Hewitt, TexasJason Unwin, [email protected](719) 671-2407

Horizon City Rocketry (HCR) #798El Paso, TexasMichael Lynch, [email protected](915) 305-2446www.hcrcflyers.com/

AWTY School Aerospace Club (ASAC) #804Houston, TexasGuillaume Wagner, [email protected](832) 860-9271

UtahUtah Rocket Club (UROC) #523Salt Lake City, UtahRandall Redd, [email protected](801) 467-2830www.uroc.org/

VermontChamplain Region Model Rocket Club (CRMRC) #643Essex Junction, VermontHoward Druckerman, [email protected](802) 878-2721www.crmrc.org/

Virginia Vikings Rocket Society (Vikings) #203Richmond, VirginiaTommy Lyon, [email protected](804) 321-7072

Northern Virginia Association of Rocketry (NOVAAR) #205Fairfax, VirginiaJoseph Woodford, [email protected](703) 352-5753www.novaar.org/

South Eastern Virginia Rocketry Association (SEVRA) #621Virginia Beach, VirginiaJeff Goldstein, [email protected](757) 575-4517www.sevra.org/

Valley AeroSpace Team (VAST) #687Staunton, VirginiaChuck Neff, [email protected](540) 885-3138www.valleyaerospace.com

Heart of Virginia Association of Rocketry (HOVAR) #704Farmville, VirginiaKevin Dunn, [email protected](434) 390-2156www.hovar.org/

Sky-Tech Aerospace Rocketry Team (STAR Team) #761Wise, VirginiaZachary Tate, [email protected](276) 708-5846www.facebook.com/skytechrocketry

Washington Washington Aerospace (WAC) #578South Hill, WashingtonKent Newman, [email protected](360) 893-1148www.washingtonaerospace.org/

Blue Mountain Rocketeers (BMR) #615Dayton, WashingtonTim Quigg, [email protected](509) 629-1661

Spokane Area Rocket Club (SPARC) #626Deer Park, WashingtonBob Yanecek, [email protected](509) 220-7280sparc.rocketclub.org/

Boeing Employees Model Rocket Club (BEMRC) #627Auburn, WashingtonBernard Cawley, [email protected](253) 839-9157www.bemrc.org/



Washington High Power (WHiP) #633Walla Walla, WashingtonScott Binder, [email protected](509) 525-4461www.washingtonhighpower.org

Northwest Indian College Space Center (NWIC-SC) #730Bellingham, WashingtonGary Brandt, [email protected](360) 392-4318

Tri-Cities Rocketeers (TCR) #736West Richland, WashingtonDave King, [email protected](509) 420-4849www.tricitiesrocketeers.org/

Puget Sound Rocketry Club (PSCR) #763Discovery Bay, WashingtonMark Smythe, [email protected]

Gorge Rocket Club (GRC) #790While Salmon, WashingtonJohn Eric Thompson, [email protected](509) 637-3992www.gorgerocketclub.com/

Lake Roosevelt High School (LRHS) #792Coulee Dam, WashingtonRalph Rise, [email protected](509) 633-1442/www.gcdsd.org

West Virginia West Virginia and Southern Ohio Association of Rocketry (WVSOAR) #564Charleston, West VirginiaDavid E. Cook, [email protected](304) 419-5371https://www.facebook.com/groups/169186229849873/?ref

Starbound – Tyler Amateur Rocketry Of West Virginia (S-TAR OF WV) #734Middlebourne, West VirginiaJeff Fortney, [email protected](304) 670-2456

West Virginia Rocketry Association (WVRocketry) #749Fairmont, West VirginiaTodd Ensign, [email protected](304) 367-8438www.wvrocketry.org/

Blue Ridge Rocketeers (BRR) #759Inwood, West VirginiaFrank Panek, [email protected](304) 229-6865www.blueridgerocketeers.org/

WisconsinWisconsin Organization of Spacemodeling Hobbyists (WOOSH) #558West Bend, WisconsinMark Hackler, [email protected]

(262) 247-2311www.wooshrocketry.org/

Lakeshore Area Rocket Society (L.A.R.S.) #692Sheboygan, WisconsinKenny Bergschultz, [email protected](920) 918-3299www.larsrocketry.com/

Western Wisconsin Association of Rocketry (WWAR) #723St Croix Falls, WisconsinTodd Schweim, [email protected](715) 557-0086www.wwarocketry.com/

Cool City Rocketeers (COOL CITY) #747Two Rivers, WisconsinRussell Olp, [email protected](920) 553-7370

Wyoming Wyoming High Flyers Rocket Club (WHF) #753WyomingHeidi J. Roberts, [email protected]/


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