Re:Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing, Now Available for ...
by trhway on Sunday June 17, 2018 @02:01PM
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not every civilian. If i remember correctly - after reading about amateur launches of like 10ft+ rockets - you have to have some kind of explosive related license to enjoy such rockets.
Re:Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing, Now Available for ...
by gjkood on Sunday June 17, 2018 @02:38PM
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Yes, different licences for different impulse classes of rocket motors.
More details can be found on the National Association of Rocketry website (http://www.nar.org).
Level 1[1], Level 2[2] and Level 3[3] certifications.
[1] http://www.nar.org/high-power-rocketry-info/level-1-hpr-cert...
[2] http://www.nar.org/high-power-rocketry-info/level-2-hpr-cert...
[3] http://www.nar.org/high-power-rocketry-info/level-3-certific...
Re:Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing, Now Available for ...
by tropo on Sunday June 17, 2018 @03:35PM
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Not really, though many stores will refuse to sell to you without an NAR certification. You can make your own or just be good friends with the store owner.
Re:Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing, Now Available for ...
by aeneasmackenzie on Sunday June 17, 2018 @11:26PM
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A guided missile is a type of arm, what's the problem?
Re:Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing, Now Available for ...
by JulianMorrison on Monday June 18, 2018 @09:21AM
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I dunno, I have hands on mine, but whatever, if you wanna be flashy...
A: About half of a civilian owned guided missile.