- 1.1 Model Rocket
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Model rocket means an aeromodel that ascends into the air without the use of aerodynamic lifting forces against gravity; that
is propelled by means of a model rocket motor; that includes a device for returning it safely to the ground in a condition to
fly again; and that contains no parts, particularly metal parts, that are likely to create a hazard. Model rocket motors and
recovery system protectors or wadding, if present, do not constitute portions of a model rocket.
- 1.2 Model Rocket Motor
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Model rocket motor means a reaction motor produced by a commercial manufacturer using pre-loaded combustible solid
propellant as fuel or a rocket motor designed to be reloaded with commercially manufactured combustible solid propellant
charges.
- 1.3 Glossary of Definitions
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A Glossary containing the official definitions of key words (which appear in boldface on their first significant occurrence in
the text of the rules) is provided in Appendix A.
- 1.4 Headings
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Section and subsection headings are for the convenience of the reader. Their inclusion or omission is not considered a part
of these rules.
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