Transcription of Model Rocket Contest Guide - Estes Rockets
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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 3 Launch SitePage 3 SpectatorsPage 4 Date and TimePage 5 SafetyPage 5 Model Rocket Safety CodePage 6 Tracking - Data ReductionPage 6 RecoveryPage 7 TimetablePage 7 PublicityPage 7 LaunchersPage8 CommunicationsPage 8 FinancesPage 9 Section II: Contest EventsMaximum AltitudePage 10 Parachute DurationPage 10 Glide DurationPage 11 Drag RacePage 12 Spot LandingPage 12 Set AltitudePage 12 Payload HandlingPage 12 Scale ModelsPage 13 CraftsmanshipPage13 Research & DevelopmentPage 14 Champion RocketeerPage14 Estes 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
D A T E & T IM E The date and time of the model rocket meet should be carefully selected. If necessary a time may be selected outside of school hours.
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