Any PICLISTers that are interested more information on the rocketry
portion of this kind of project are HIGHLY encouraged to visit one or
both of the following websites:

                National Association of Rocketry (N.A.R.)- www.nar.org

                Tripoli Rocketry Association (T.R.A.) - www.tripoli.org .

        Both sites have information on things like minimum distances from
launcher/spectators to the pad, minimum field sizes for predicted
altitudes, etc. They also have (very similar) Safety Codes. Please read
the safety codes. They're written in slightly cheesey first person style,
but are very good guidelines for building and launching rockets. Plus,
they just might keep you out of trouble with local authorities (not to
mention the laws of physics). You can also find out about local launches,
which will put you in contact with rocket enthusiasts who are the real
source of rocketry information.

        Please note that this is not a solicitation for membership, but an
information referral only.

        Another good site with tons of rocketry links (commercial & private
pages) is Rocketry On-Line - www.rocketryonline.com. They have links to
hundreds of sites.

        Mike Olson
        TRA #8366


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