Maine Missile Math & Science Club will be reviving it's annual Winter Solstice launch on 22 December 2018. All the usual rules apply except sparky motors will be allowed. Please remember, all sparky motors are considered high power and you need to be certified to fly them. All of the F- and G-impulse motors on this list that have (HP) as part of their listing require L1 certification. As always, bring your NAR, CAR or TRA card showing your cert level if you're planning on flying any high power motor.
AMW/ProX will not be in attendance but you can order from the website (they're receiving an order on Tuesday). Place and pay for your order and you can pick it up in Beverly. If you can't pick it up, your paid-for motor will be available at the field.
Keep an eye on the weather conditions and don't fly too much rocket for the field. If your rocket may not land on the field, you may not make it past safety check.
Right now the field is accessible. If Berwick gets any snow between now and the launch, it's possible we won't be able to get through the gate. Keep an eye on this thread, the club website and Facebook page for any last minute updates.
AMW/ProX will not be in attendance but you can order from the website (they're receiving an order on Tuesday). Place and pay for your order and you can pick it up in Beverly. If you can't pick it up, your paid-for motor will be available at the field.
Keep an eye on the weather conditions and don't fly too much rocket for the field. If your rocket may not land on the field, you may not make it past safety check.
Right now the field is accessible. If Berwick gets any snow between now and the launch, it's possible we won't be able to get through the gate. Keep an eye on this thread, the club website and Facebook page for any last minute updates.
