Model Rocket Contest Guide - Estes Rockets
Model Rocket Contest GuidePlanning Model Rocket Contests for School-sponsored Clubs and Other Youth Groups 2012 Estes -Cox By Robert L. CannonUpdated and edited by Ann O N T E N T SSection I: OrganizationContest CommitteePage 3Launch SitePage 3SpectatorsPage 4Date and TimePage 5SafetyPage 5Model Rocket Safety CodePage 6Tracking - Data ReductionPage 6RecoveryPage 7TimetablePage 7PublicityPage 7LaunchersPage8CommunicationsPage 8FinancesPage 9Section II: Contest EventsMaximum AltitudePage 10Parachute DurationPage 10Glide DurationPage 11Drag RacePage 12Spot LandingPage 12Set AltitudePage 12Payload HandlingPage 12Scale ModelsPage 13CraftsmanshipPage13Research & DevelopmentPage 14Champion RocketeerPage14Estes Industries 1968, 1990, 1999 C O N T E ST C O M M I T T E EAcontest committee should be organized to planall phases of the Model Rocket Contest and tosupervise all details of the Contest . The commit-tee should designate judges to settle any ques-tions of eligibility for contestants, supervise safetyinspections of all models before flight, make cer-tain that no tracking team member or scale modelcontest judge or research and development con-test judge tracks or judges his own entry, and set-tle any disagreements between contestants.
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