Contests
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General rules for all events:
- Rockets must be entered in contest prior to flight
- Flyers must designate the specific event on
their flight card to be an official entry.
- Only one event per flight
- Official flights are from 8:00 am Friday to
6:00 pm Saturday
- Awards presented Saturday
night.
- There will be awards for 1st,
2nd, and 3rd place in all motor classes, in all contests.
- Certified motors only
- Motor classes: H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O
- Kids Class, A through E
- All rockets must be recovered in good condition to be considered a successful
flight
- The class of Clusters and Staged flights will be based on total installed
impulse.
- TRA or NAR Certified Motors Only.
- Any disputes or ties will be handled by the contest directors
- No contest flights during the night launch
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Extreme Altitude Event |
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This event is sponsored by the wonderful people at
What's Up Hobbies
The challenge: to fly the HIGHEST altitude
in a motor class
Additional Rules Specific to this Event:
- Motor classes: G,H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O
- Must have a commercially available altimeter
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DUDE, WHERE'S MY ROCKET?
Kids Parachute Duration |
This event is sponsored by the wonderful people at LOC/Precision
Kids Parachute Duration is an event is to see how long
you can keep your rocket in the air and still recover it.
Bring your own stopwatch if you have one.
Additional Rules Specific to this Event:
- You need to time the flight from launch to
landing, so bring a stop watch!
- Kids 17 and under
- Black Powder or Composite motors
- Motor classes: A, B, C, D, E (black powder) and F (composite) only
Note: Kids Parachute Duration timing determined by
stopwatch. Bring your own stopwatch if you have one.