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Then you don't test to the letter of NFPA 1125 then. The solution is simple: stop testing motors.

I appreciate your comments. I simply corrected a mistruth that was posted here, not on RP. It isn't fair to Pat G to not respond to what was said. He is a find gentleman and didn't deserve that. Unless (or until) it happens again, we can go back to the discussion of rockets and having fun.

That still doesn't add up to your claim that he asked me or the other moderators to ban you. Stating stuff like that about any of the parties involved is not endearing them to you in any manner.

Jerry, this is untrue. Pat never contacted me regarding this issue as it pertains to you. This is the reason you were banned. You like to point it out when others break the rules, even if it means you break rules in the process. Forum rules. They are there for a reason. Participate. An...

The California OSFM are not policemen, either. They simply collect the money and issue the paperwork. California's law enforcement authority is the state's attorney. Why can't the motor testing groups ask for copies of the paperwork and note whether it is submitted or not? I believe that...

Understood, Bob. I edited my response to correctly show that this was your position and not an official organizational position. Still, the fact that you reached it, and published it, is important to me because it means there are others that must have similar points of view, i.e. you didn't...

It is very nice to see your position in black and white. Thank you, Bob.

Readers: form your own opinion about the "victim" in this situation, read the full 17 pages of the thread and judge for yourself. https://www.rocketryplanet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5221

News Release by Cesaroni Technology Incorporated Friday, October 23, 2009 GORMLEY, Ontario CAN — Cesaroni Technology Incorporated of Canada is pleased to announce the latest series of California Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) approvals for CTI Pro-X reloadable motors...

Interesting reading material. The Chuck Mund patent application says it was submitted on 05/03/1991 while the ISP patent application says it was submitted on 05/20/1991. So what determines who was first — who submitted first or who was granted first? I have to imagine the real first was...

News Release by Cesaroni Technology Incorporated Monday, June 15, 2009 GORMLEY, Ontario CAN — Cesaroni Technology Incorporated of Canada is pleased to announce the most recent in a series of California Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) approvals for 12 CTI and AMW/Pro-X...

News Release by Cesaroni Technology Incorporated Tuesday, June 09, 2009 GORMLEY, Ontario CAN — Cesaroni Technology Incorporated of Canada is pleased to announce the most recent in a series of California Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) approvals for 26 CTI and AMW/Pro-X...

Sorry to hear about the demise of the IRIS. By the way, Frank, I was able to grab a 99.9% complete copy of your old edu website if you would be interested in getting it back. Lots of neat stuff there. I downloaded it to go with your old website review. It is parked...

Jason, My day job is as a Joomla developer. I write components, modules, mambots/plugins and create Joomla templates from Photoshop mockups for a living. You web site is running the 1.0 version of Joomla. The latest version is version 1.0.15. You can install a patch to update your...

Glad you liked it. I enjoy personal interest articles, something that hobby rocketry doesn't have enough of. We get magazine after magazine with nothing but pictures of rockets launching into the sky and no people. It's the people that make hobby rocketry the great sport that it is.

I was glad Rocketry Planet could help out with Secret Santa this year. I hope next year, everyone will include Rocketry Planet users in your Secret Santa plans. Also, there is a February Best Rocket competition going on, albeit it is kinda floundering, so if you would like to participate...

It's good to see Frank back in hobby rocketry. I am still lovin' his IRIS! Thanks for coming back, Frank!

Yes, John, welcome back. I wrote a feature article about John's travails, and it's on the front page of Rocketry Planet. I hope John and other enjoy it.

Lukas Müller has written an application called iPowerRocket that allows the amateur rocketeer to compute the center of pressure (CP), trajectory simulations, ejection charge size computations and parachute sizing calculations for the iPhone and iPod Touch. iPowerRocket is available in the App...

I feel left out. :)