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10th annual Bunnell Blast - November 14 and 15, 2009
North East Florida Association of Rocketry (NEFAR)
is pleased to announce: 10th annual Bunnell Blast - November 14 and 15, 2009 Range operations begin at 10am each day. Night Launch on Saturday (until 9pm) Raffle! The field is FAA waivered for high power rockets flying up to 2,000', with call ins to 10,000 feet. http://www.nefar.net/ We are all very excited that the 10th Bunnell Blast is right around the corner. Every Blast has been a hit, with each one being larger than the year before. It's very fitting the 10th Bunnell Blast will be the biggest and best yet. There are already a number of flights planned that would be highlights at any large launch. Add in the night launch and you have two days of non-stop rocketry! Vendors supporting Bunnell Blast 10 include: Bernie Lalime from Wildman Rocketry and Jim Harris from Gorilla Motors. If you have any specific motor or supply needs please contact them ahead of time with your requests, and the earlier the better. Bernie can be reached at: BENBUZZBOY3 [at] aol.com and Jim at: rocketman [at] sprynet.com. Roger Smith of JonRocket.com will also be a vendor at Bunnell Blast 10. Check out their website and contact them if you have a request or question. We have received some wonderful donations for the annual raffle. The raffle has always been a huge hit with terrific prizes, but this may be the biggest one yet. Don't forget for Bunnell Blast we will have a night launch Saturday! Rockets must be clearly illuminated (visible at all times during the flight). All flights will be limited to a maximum altitude of 2,000' AGL and the recovery system must be flight tested and adhere as close as possible to the recommended 15 fps or less decent rate. It's tougher to get out of the way of a falling object in the dark, so think soft landing. More details and further updates will be available on the web site- http://www.nefar.net/ |
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