This was the only NARAM I attended.
Does anyone have a list of event results (ideallly) or just event winners ?
I barely competed but I'd like to be reminded how other folks did.
This was the year of the infamous Doug Frost RocketGolf speech.
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This was the only NARAM I attended.
Does anyone have a list of event results (ideallly) or just event winners ?
I barely competed but I'd like to be reminded how other folks did.
This was the year of the infamous Doug Frost RocketGolf speech.
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Yes the famous 1889 NARAM.
It was held in a time before Contest Manager so I do not think there is an electron version of the results. I even forget how the results were distributed back then.
It was my second NARAM. I remember getting to meet Bob Cannon and Michael Banks for the first time.
Here is the main infomation about that NARAM.
NARAM-31 1989, Manassas, VA
Trip Barber, CD
A Div: Marshall Gottung
B Div: Matthew Sias
C Div: Ken Weaver
Team: Spaceman Spiff
Section: ASTRE, Albany, NY
Newsletter: ASTRE (NY), Star Date
Galloway Award: Dick Nelson
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Don't know if this helps. You could check www.nar.org to see if NARTS or Sports Rocketry have any of the American Spacemodeling Nov.89 backissues.
I missed this national as I became a single dad that year.
Chas
Chas Russell, MSgt
Retired AF Missile Technician
NAR 9790 Sr
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Yes, it helps much.
Thank you.
Tom
Wow, 1889. Didn't know they had rockets!Originally Posted by bcanino
Yes the famous 1889 NARAM.
It was held in a time before Contest Manager so I do not think there is an electron version of the results. I even forget how the results were distributed back then.
It was my second NARAM. I remember getting to meet Bob Cannon and Michael Banks for the first time.
Here is the main infomation about that NARAM.
NARAM-31 1989, Manassas, VA
Trip Barber, CD
A Div: Marshall Gottung
B Div: Matthew Sias
C Div: Ken Weaver
Team: Spaceman Spiff
Section: ASTRE, Albany, NY
Newsletter: ASTRE (NY), Star Date
Galloway Award: Dick Nelson
It is amazing what you can do when you don't have a choice.
Smart people learn from their mistakes.
REALLY SMART PEOPLE learn from OTHERS' mistakes.
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The patch that were made for that years NARAM had 1889 on them. I don't remember if it was the printer who made the mistake or they were given the wrong date. They did have the patches reprint with the 1989 date on it.Wow, 1889. Didn't know they had rockets!
Last edited by bcanino; 22nd October 2011 at 02:08 AM. Reason: typo
Tom
I am appropriately humbled for my smart alecky remark
It is amazing what you can do when you don't have a choice.
Smart people learn from their mistakes.
REALLY SMART PEOPLE learn from OTHERS' mistakes.
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