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Organizations:
CAR
NAR TRA TCC Clubs: AARG#585 AR#661 ART CenTAR#370 Challenger498
DARS#308 HCR#671 HOTROC#012 NHRC#365
OR#724 POTROCs#092 RRRS#706 SARS#055 TNT#058 TH#002 THCT#089 TWT#121 |
![]() Alamo
Rocketeers
- NAR section #661 in
San
Antonio, Texas. We
host Model
Rocket Launches
on the 2nd Saturday of each month in China Grove. Everyone is
welcome to attend including children accompanied by their
parents. Check the Launches
page for details about our next launch. For more information
contact John
Lee |
Amateur Rocketeers of Texas
- Chapter of the Amateur
Rocket
Society
of
AmericaWe host Freedom launches in the Texas Hill Country. Check the Launches page for details about our next launch and join our Yahoo group for discussions of club activities. If you're coming to our Freedom Launches please read the ARSA Safety Code and download the Liability Waiver and Launch Cards. |
AARG, Austin Area Rocketry
Group, NAR
Section 585 , (Tripoli Central Texas #54), Prefect: David IveyThey host high power rocket launches on the 1st Saturday of each month. They also host TRA research launches. |
| Central Texas
Association of Rocketry (CenTAR) NAR #370
CenTAR holds launches near 1081 Lovers Lane, Bastrop, Texas. This is
the open area just north of the Durahm School Services (BISD bus barn),
close to the Bastrop Bears baseball field just outside of Bastrop,
Texas. This field is suitable for FAA Class 1 Model Rocket fligths to
approxiamtely 1000 feet. The NAR Model Rocket Safety Code restricts
installed total impulse to C, 10 newton-seconds, due to launch site
size. Yahoo
Group |
![]() Since 1972, The Dallas Area Rocket Society (DARS) , NAR #308, has flown rockets all around the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Flying rockets is our primary activity, but our presence reaches out to the community. They hosted NARCON 2001, NSL 2004 & NARAM44 and have scheduled launches throughout the year. |
Hill Country
Rocketeers,
NAR Section 671, Senior Advisor - Art Applewhite, (830)896-6331, rocket877@aol.com |
![]() HOTROC Tripoli Waco #012 -
Heart Of Texas Rocket Club is located
in Waco, Texas. It
supports model, large scale and high power rocketry. The club's
M-capable
launchsite is located 15 minutes from Waco, TX and supports flights to
11,000 ft. Flights between 11,000 ft and 24,299 ft are possible
with prior arrangements.Prefect: Marlin Philyaw |
Microhybrid
Motor Yahoo Group - A discussion group for Microhybrid Rocket
Motors. |
Micro
Maxx
Rockets Yahoo group - Discussion group for Micro Maxx rockets with
Messages, Files, Polls, Photos & Price Database |
National Association of
Rocketry (NAR) - Yahoo Group |
NHRC,
NASA/Houston Rocket Club,
NAR 365, Yahoo
GroupNHRC Launches are held on the beautiful Johnson Space Center grounds. Please be aware that this area is SECURITY-RESTRICTED (similar to a military base). If you are new to NHRC launches and JSC, you must have your name added to the NHRC Security Access list prior to arriving. |
Night
Launch
Yahoo
Group - A discussion group specializing in night-time
rocket launches |
New NAR Section/Model
Rocketry club in far west Houston, for the old and young rocketeers
alike. Sport launches and NAR Sanctioned competition will be held, with
launches held on the 2nd Sunday each month at Roberts
Ranch in
Needville, Tx. ![]() Senior Advisor: David Montgomery 281-550-7187 |
![]() Olympic Peninsula Rocketry in Jefferson County
in Washington State. John Ludwig leads a 4-H club devoted to
rocketry - He is enthusiastic about rocketry and eager to share it with
Jefferson County youth. He is eager to accept new members! OPROC
meets at the Irondale Educational Annex adjacent to the Irondale
Church. All youth in grades 6-12 are welcome to join. For more
information please call: John Ludwig at 360-385-0341 after 4:30 pm |
OddRocs
Yahoo Group -
A discussion group about odd rockets, the odder the better. |
Panhandle of
Texas Rocket Society, (Tripoli Amarillo # 92), Prefect: Barre Wheatley |
Red River Rocket Society (RRRS)NAR #706 in the
Dallas/Fort Worth area, soon to be hosting model rocket
launches at Frisco, Tx.Contact: Don Magness, (214) 886-2396 |
San Antonio
Rocket Society
(Tripoli San Antonio #55) Prefect: Bryan Sparkman Monthly meetings at Chester's in San Antonio Yahoo group |
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The Competition Consortium is a cooperative
effort by National
Association of Rocketry Southwest Region Contest Directors to enhance
NAR model rocketry competition and restore the lost prestige of NAR
national records by: 1. Providing easy access to competition tips, event information, scheduling and pre-registration for NAR Southwest Region competition and record events. 2. Maintaining enhanced lists of NAR national records and section contact data. 3. Personally recognizing national record setters with an email message. 4. Publishing and maintaining Certificates of Award for record setters in the "TCC Hall of Fame". 5. Supporting and training NAR Contest Directors, judges, and other contest officials in the NAR Southwest Region. Participating sections: DARS #308, NHRC #365, CenTAR #370, The Old Rocketeers#724, SSS #506, FLARE #577, AARG #585, Alamo Rocketeers #661, Hill Country Rocketeers #671 |
Texas Hill Country Tripoli #089 Prefect: Art Applewhite Hosting Tripoli launches in the Texas Hill Country. Yahoo Group |
Texas Model Rocket
Yahoo Group - A discussion group for people interested
in
model rocketry in Texas. |
| Tripoli Austin #014, Prefect: Thomas Montemayor |
| Tripoli North Texas #058,
Prefect: Tony Huet |
Tripoli Rocketry
Association, Inc. (TRA) |
TH2 Tripoli
Houston #002 , Prefect: John EtgenHosting Class 2 (Saturday) and Tripoli Research (Sunday) launches at Hearne Municipal Airport on the 2nd weekend of the month. Yahoo Group |
West Texas
Rocketry (Tripoli West Texas #121), Prefect: Jay HolcombeWe are a small but growing group located in the Midland/Odessa area of West Texas. Our focus is to provide fun, educational, and family oriented activities related to the sport of hobby rocketry. Whether your returning to the hobby after flying rockets in your youth, or entering the hobby for the first time, you will find a host of challenging and rewarding opportunities that are just waiting to be explored in this exciting sport. They have one of the best HPR fields in Texas with waivers to 24,500 feet. They usually fly the 4th Saturday & Sunday of the month. |