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The National Fire Protection Association has multiple documents spanning different types of rocketry. Section 1122 governs model rockets and 1127 governs high powered rockets. We are most interested in 1127.
The National Fire Protection Association has multiple documents spanning different types of rocketry. Section 1122 governs model rockets and 1127 governs high powered rockets. We are most interested in 1127.
[http://unh.edu/rocketcats/NFPA-1127.pdf NFPA 1127] states:
[http://unh.edu/rocketcats/NFPA-1127.pdf NFPA 1127] sets the rules and regulations for high power rocketry, including the motor classification system, rules for Range Safety Officers, and guidelines for the safe construction, use, and storage of rocket materials. Critically, it also includes the formal definition of High Power Rocketry, and it is this definition that is referenced in ITAR.
The Federal Aviation Administration Regulations also has a relevant section to the high powered rocketry community. [http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?rgn=div5&node=14:2.0.1.3.15#sp14.2.101.c FAA 101 Subpart C, Amateur Rockets]. Here are the extremely relevant sections.
The Federal Aviation Administration Regulations also has a relevant section to the high powered rocketry community. [http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?rgn=div5&node=14:2.0.1.3.15#sp14.2.101.c FAA 101 Subpart C, Amateur Rockets]. Here are the extremely relevant sections.