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Sunday, January 03, 2010 |
Fire and
Ice paperwork has been submitted and motor order needs to be in by this
weekend.
The Photos section has been updated


General Club meeting at
7 pm to 9 pm. |
| DATE |
TIME | GENERAL INFORMATION |
| Feb 6 |
Location 1: 7 to 9 pm |
Fire and Ice 10 preparation
and discussion, equipment inspection and testing |
| Mar 13 |
Location 1: 7 to 9 pm |
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LOCATIONS
Location 1: Gambit Products, 6830 - 42 Street Edmonton.
North Parking lot lunch room door.
Location 2: Edmonton Telus World of
Science. Winspear Learning Center, 2nd floor. Go to the 2nd floor, across the
bridge, straight ahead through the right hand set of doors, past the kids play
area, and past the bathrooms. First door on the right hand side.
Cancellation Criteria: Daytime Highs of -10 or lower, Sustained Windspeeds > 20km/h, POP of 60% or more |
| DATE | LOCATION | GENERAL INFORMATION |

Notice: The Edmonton Rocketry Club is always on a search for a large field within a 1 to 2 hours drive of Edmonton to be a potential site for a high power rocket launch.
Are you interested in watching or participating in a high power launch and have such a field or know someone who does?
If so, please read the following information for more details: The site would ideally be between 1 to 4 sections of pasture land, with a minimum of trees. The site would be used a minimum of once per year up to a maximum of 4 times per year. Any launches conducted on the site will be under the rules and regulations of the Canadian Association of Rocketry, (CAR), and with the formal written approval of Transport Canada and a mandatory requirements for an CAR approved Range Safety Officer and Launch Control Officer to be in attendance at all times. Please note that every person launching High Power rockets is required to be a CAR member or member of a recognized national rocketry association member. Please Contact Us anytime regarding a launch site potential.
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