For the April 2008 launch at Mill Springs, we'll have not one, but two contest events!

Mini-Roc

The rules are simple; whoever can get the most launches and recoveries in a single launch day from a single mini-roc model wins.

• Everyone who wants to enter builds a mini-roc from the following list:
  • Estes Mosquito
  • Estes Quark
  • Estes 220 Swift
  • Estes Astron Streak
  • Estes Astron Sprite
  • Semroc Triton
  • Centuri Star Trooper (short version)
  • FlisKits Tumbleweed
  • New Design
    • Any new design must keep in the spirit of the Mini-Roc Competition and should be 6” or less total length, have no more than 4 fins, and have a maximum body diameter of 20mm (Quest ST-20, Semroc/Centuri ST-7, or Estes BT-20 or 30).
• Each flight is recorded and at the end of the event, the rocket with the most flights and recoveries without damage wins.
• A flight must reach at least 50 feet in stable flight in order to qualify.
• Minimum motor for contest flight is a ½A.
• There is no maximum motor impulse for this event.
• Any type of recovery (except lawn dart) is acceptable for Mini-roc's.
• Prior to pad assignment, all Mini-rocs will receive a thorough safety inspection. Non-conforming rockets shall be disqualified.

LEGACY ROCKET

For the inaugural event of the LEGACY ROCKET competition, contestants shall build a Centuri Engineering MACH-10 model (Kit number KA-4).

• PLANS
• PARTS SUBSTITUTIONS
• ORIGINAL CATALOG IMAGE
• This is a DURATION event
• Each model must make one successful flight
  • Must reach an altitude of at least 50 feet
  • Must GLIDE back to the ground
• Models shall be flown on “B” impulse motors.
• Prior to pad assignment, all LEGACY ROCKETS will receive a thorough safety inspection. Non-conforming rockets shall be disqualified.