![]() The NAR Model Rocket Safety Code provides guidance. Make sure that the launch pad is not near dry grass or weeds. Generally speaking, you can fly most Estes model rockets in large, open park grounds or school grounds, such as football and soccer fields. You should always check with your local AHJ (authority having jurisdiction), such as your city or county/parish government for any special regulations that may apply to your area. Then you are go for launch again!įor launch location information, review the NAR Model Rocket Safety Code. ![]() ![]() Repack the rocket with recovery wadding, refold and insert the parachute or streamer, remove the used engine casing and insert a new engine, starter, and engine plug. Then complete the same flight preparation steps that you used for your first launch. Do not attempt to retrieve your model rocket “from power lines, tall trees, or other dangerous places.” And always inspect your rocket and repair any damage before relaunching. But remember to follow the NAR Model Rocket Safety Code when retrieving your rocket. You bet! Estes model rockets are designed to be flown over and over again. It can also be found for each model rocket on and in the annual Estes catalog.Ĭan I fly my Estes rockets more than once? This information is available on the packaging for every Estes model rocket. Each Estes model rocket is tested numerous times, before it goes to market, to determine which engines are best for flight and the altitudes that can be reached. For more than 60 years, Estes has provided-and continues to provide-STEM educational materials and innovative products to people of all ages-all with equal emphasis on providing safe and exhilarating learning experiences.Įstes model rockets fly from 100 feet to 2,500 feet high! It all depends on the size and design of the model rocket and the Estes engine(s) used to launch it. Because of the hobby’s popularity over the last half century, it’s impossible to know exactly how many model rockets have been launched, but it’s safe to say that Estes model rocket engines are responsible for over 500 MILLION safe and successful launches since 1958. ![]() Yes! In fact, when the NAR Model Rocket Safety Code is followed, Estes model rocketry is one of the safest outdoor activities for kiddos and adults alike. ![]()
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