Anyone here familiar with the group that flies at Bunnell , FL... or know of any details concerning the rocketry activities there? Cuzzin' Mike and I are interested in going up to one of the launch sessions, since we can do it cheaply enough (we have relatives in Bunnell).
Any info, a website, schedule-of-events, e-mail address would be welcome!

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Yep. That is NEFAR. Here is their web site.

http://www.nefar.net/

I wish I could join you. I've been meaning to get there and join this group for years now. Working every weekend gets in the way of that.

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NEFAR's web site:

http://www.nefar.net/

Photos from the last NEFAR launch:

http://www.payloadbay.com/article-n...ch-of-2011.html

Videos from the last NEFAR launch:

http://nefar.net/gallery/2011-01/index.html

NEFAR is a great group of people. The club is very well run and the launch site is really nice (but, let's hope the Clegg's continue to plant grass!). The site has a "Port-o-Potty" and a group of scouts are almost always on-hand selling hamburgers and hotdogs.

Oh ... and there are rockets!

NEFAR launches the second Satirday of each month (except December or when weather is a problem). Always check the launch status at the web site before heading to a launch.

-- Roger

I'm assuming there is some MPR action going on there. That's something I want to see myself... even some HPR if available!

I looked at the website and saw a two-day event in June, I think it was... that might be the ticket!

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The members fly a everything from tiny low-power to huge high-power rockets and everything in between.

We didn't get a photo of them together - and I'm not sure its possible to get them all in one picture - but there were three sizes of the Odd'l Rockets Break Away at the last NEFAR launch. Chris had his tiny MicroMaxx downscale (about 3 inches tall) and the standard kit (about 12 inches tall). I flew my upscale version which is about 12 feet tall.



The "Half-Blast!" I wouldn't recommend June as the best time to come to a launch. The heat can be overwhelming. But, if you're as crazy as the rest of us - and you have something you want to fly - come and you'll enjoy it. :-)

-- Roger

Shoot, man! I'm a native Floridian!
I know what June is all about.
I also know what July and August and sometimes a little bit of September is all about...

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