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Your Launch Range must be set up in accordance with [[Safe_Rocketry|rocketry safety rules]]. These guidelines require that you maintain a Minimum Safe Distance between spectators and the launch positions. The range must also be set up at a location that provides sufficient area to launch and recover rockets at a safe distance from active roads and occupied structures. | |||
This may sound complicated, but if you are working with C motors or smaller, a soccer field will likely serve just fine. Here your chief concerns are trees and power lines. | |||
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This website provides basic instruction on how to conduct [[FAR_101_Resources#Launch_Site_Survey_and_Planning|a launch site Survey]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:09, 24 September 2025
Your Launch Range must be set up in accordance with rocketry safety rules. These guidelines require that you maintain a Minimum Safe Distance between spectators and the launch positions. The range must also be set up at a location that provides sufficient area to launch and recover rockets at a safe distance from active roads and occupied structures.
This may sound complicated, but if you are working with C motors or smaller, a soccer field will likely serve just fine. Here your chief concerns are trees and power lines.
This website provides basic instruction on how to conduct a launch site Survey.
