The workhorse. Too bad about that CATO
Piston, Parachute
Weight: 62.1g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 77.7g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 69.0g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 62.5g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 82.7g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 62.5g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 61.5g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 62.1g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 61.8g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 82.7g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 68.3g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
Weight: 61.5g | Case: Pro38-1G | Mfg: Cesaroni Technology |
All launch events will be conducted using nationally approved/accepted range safety practices. The launching of rockets on NFS land is normally prohibited under a Forest Service Region 2 fire regulation. The issuance of NCR’s permit allows launches to take place by exempting the Holder from that regulation for approved launch events only. All launches, other than those conducted by the Holder during approved launch events, are outside the scope of this permit and are prohibited by Forest Service regulations.
