Northern Colorado Rocketry
2005-02-05 NCR Club Launch

NCR Club Launch

Pawnee Grasslands - Atlas Site

Saturday February 5th, 2005

Launch Summary

Unfortunately, the anticipated warmer weather never materialized and the wind never abated until about 3:30pm when everyone had about had enough. D.Giachchino lead the way with 9 flights. New member Kevin Sagis earned his L1 and L2 with Tripoli and Dave Way got his L2 from NAR. Jon Skuba closed the Race To Space gap adding 16,955' from flive flights. John Wilke had the first launch of the new Icarus Lite contest but because of a motor cator, was unable to record an altitude. Bill Dixon didn't fly anything of his own but as LCO lanuched most of the day's flights.

Weather Conditions

Cool with strong breezes and intermittent high clouds throughout the day.


Flight Cards

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Semroc Janguar


Flyer:
 Jon Skuba
NAR Level-3
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
F22 29.0mm [AeroTech]
Weight:

46.3g

Case:

RMS-29/40

Mfg:

AeroTech

Altitude:
3,649 ft  
LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

 

Callisto


Flyer:
 Kelly Lond
NAR
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
H153 38.0mm [Cesaroni]
Weight:

143.9g

Case:

Pro38-2G

Mfg:

Cesaroni Technology

Comments:
First flight
LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

 

Bull Pup


Flyer:
 Matt Kurek
NAR
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
B6 18.0mm [Estes]
Weight:

5.6g

Mfg:

Estes Industries

Notes:
No deploy
LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

 

MK-1


Flyer:
 Cliff H
NAR
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
G64 29.0mm [AeroTech]
Weight:

62.5g

Case:

RMS-29/40

Mfg:

AeroTech

LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

 

Checkmate II


Flyer:
 Jon Skuba
NAR Level-3
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
H97 29.0mm [AeroTech]
Weight:

137.1g

Case:

RMS-29/240

Mfg:

AeroTech

LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

 

No Name


Flyer:
 Cliff H
NAR
Motor Configuration:
Single
Motor:
G104 29.0mm [AeroTech]
Weight:

43.9g

Case:

RMS-29/100

Mfg:

AeroTech

LCO / RSO:
Flight Date:
2005-02-05

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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.



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