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05 What about R/C rocket powered airplanes? |
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This article is from the Radio Control (R/C) Flying FAQ, by Shamim Mohamed shamim@math.isu.edu with numerous contributions by others.
Rocket power for R/C aircraft is strictly regulated by the AMA; however,
R/C rockets are a popular hobby. You should contact the National Association
of Rocketry (NAR), and read the rec.models.rockets newsgroup. The FAQ list
for that group may be obtained from sunsite.unc.edu by anonymous ftp; get
/pub/ftp/pub/archives/rec.models.rockets/RMRFAQ/rmrfaq.*. Part 3 contains
information on R/C rockets.
 
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