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Bridgeton Area Rocket Club (BARC) - NAR section #775, located in New Jersey. BARC
was established in 2014 by Mike Zapolski, Sr. BARC offers year-round HPR launches
to 5,000 feet, with current launch capability of A to J motors. In 2016, launch capability
will be extended to include K to L motors, with a 8,000 foot waiver. Additional information
is also available on the BARC Facebook page.
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CATO - A Connecticut based club, formed in 1998 as both Tripoli Prefecture #27 and
NAR section #581. Rocketeers of all ages and abilities are welcome at their launches.
CATO organizes the Northeast Regional Rocket Festival (NERRF) each year.
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Champlain Region Model Rocket Club - A club in Maine, chartered in 2002 as NAR section
#643. They fly on the third Sunday of each month, weather permitting. All kinds
of rockets are launched, from 3 inch Micro Maxx up through high power rockets . “Rocketeers
of all ages..,” are welcome, “...from the kids on up to the kids at heart.”
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METRA - Tripoli Prefecture #94. METRA hosts launches in New York, featuring model,
mid-power, and high power rockets as well as experimental and research rocketry.
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Radical Rocketeers - NAR Section #712 in Great Meadows, New Jersey. We are a low/mid/high
power club with a 5,000 foot waiver. We also hold several NAR sanctioned contests
every year. All are welcome to come and fly with us on the second Saturday of every
month.
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Tripoli Central Virginia, Prefecture #25 - The web site of the Tripoli Central Virginia
#25 prefecture. Our launch site is on the Civil War Cedar Mountain Battlefield and
we call it BattlePark. We have a 15,000 foot waiver and fly anything up through
“O” motors.
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Rockets Magazine - "The Official Magazine of Tripoli Rocketry Association", featuring
Tripoli prefecture listings, editorials, manufacturer's news, product reviews, launch
information, clubs reports from around the world, and more.
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Sport Rocketry Magazine - The official journal of the National Association of Rocketry,
featuring regional launch coverage, "how to" articles, rocket plans, scale data,
competition tips, product reviews, and more.
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Apogee's Model Rocket Educational Guide - A web page devoted to providing useful
information about using model rockets in classrooms; it offers pages on information
that contain tips on teaching with rocketry, background technical information about
model rockets, and things like: projects with model rockets, payloads, special educational
rocket kits, how rockets work, safety guidelines, other link lists dealing with rocketry,
organizations that support rocketry education, or working with large groups of children.
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Dinosaurs Rock! - PerfectFlite customer, Neil Brown, owns this popular company. He
offers educational parties, school visits, and summer camps, where kids can learn
about dinosaurs, gemstones, and oceanography. You can check out Neil’s rocketry-related
activities on his web site, High Powered Rocketry.
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Estes Educator Site - A resource center for teachers and youth group leaders including
free publication downloads, special quantity bulk pricing for educators, extensive
curriculum support materials and learning software.
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High Powered Rocketry - Neil Brown’s informative web site, packed with “Lots of Videos
and How-To Info.”
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Jim Ball's Scale Library of Missile Data - This web site is a free resource of photographs,
drawings, and fact sheets, gathered from various Military organizations, public access
web sites, private individuals, and other sources. Mr. Ball is a scale model enthusiast
who offers this information to assist others in designing and building accurate scale
models.
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NAR Educational Services - The NAR Educational Services are provided by the Student
Experimental Payload (SEP) Program, an independent non-profit organization that launches
student experiments, conducts teacher workshops, and demontrates model rocketry at
schools.
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NARTREK - The National Association of Rocketry Training Rocketeers for Experience
and Knowledge is a self-paced program designed to improve one's knowledge and skill
in rocketry; the program is intended for NAR affiliated rocketry modelers over 18
years of age.
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NATREK Cadet Program - A NARTREK program for modelers under the age of 18; one does
NOT need to be a member of the NAR to participate.
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NASA - National Aeronautics & Space Administration
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US Water Rockets - A site devoted to the development and use of water rockets.
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Australian Rocketry Forum - “The Forum for Australian Rocketry is intended to provide
a warm, friendly atmosphere for the Australian Rocketry community.”
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Australian Rocketry Association Forum - Official forum for members of the Australian
Rocketry Association.
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EMRR RocketReviews.com - Formerly Essences's Model Rocketry Reviews: An online rocketry
resource, offering rocketry related articles, reviews, flight logs, stories, tips,
and more.
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European Model Rocketry - A European online rocketry reference, available in English
or German, offering general information, "Europe's most complete link lists (incl.
dealers-, clubs- and rocketeers directory)," a book reference list, an interactive
forum and chat, auctions, pictures, a meta search engine, a newsletter, and many
services for webmasters.
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The Rocketry Forum - “The Rocketry Forum (TRF) is a forum dedicated to hobby rocketry,
model rocketry and high power rocketry. Our members encompass all walks of life,
and have a diverse range of skill levels and experience, from Estes A motors up through
Cesaroni and AeroTech N motors. Our members come from Tripoli Rocketry Association,
the National Association of Rocketry (NAR), the Canadian Association of Rocketry
(CAR), the United Kingdom Rocketry Association (UKRA) and many others. Some even
engage in Research / Experimental Rocketry. High Power Rocketry has been featured
on the Discovery Channel.”
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Rocketry Center - A new rocketry forum started in 2016. Rocketry discussion only!
:) This forum is owned and moderated by volunteer rocketeers.
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