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Emergency repair kit
[Scott pleaded with me to repost this here...]
Someone at NARAM (Carl? Jim?) was talking about putting together a NARAM handout repair kit for the contestant packets. I mentioned that Estes used to do that back in the "good old days". Well, I found one of the old zip lock bags, which lists the contents on the front. Here is what was in them: Launch Lugs Screw Eyes Tape Disks Sandpaper White Glue Packet 12' Shroud Line Recovery Wadding 12" Parachute 1/8" and 1/4" Shock Cords Launch Rod Safety Cap Universal Safety Key Shock Cord Mounts Eventually, this became an item they sold in the catalog, #2233. Not listed, but I remember they also included an orange modeling knife. Back then I could count how many NARAMs I'd attended by how many of those orange knives I had. There was also a plastic folder, in fact one from Estes and one from Centuri each year, stuffed full of literature, with the meet logo printed in gold or silver on the plastic. I still have some of these lying around as well. Plus a pad of half sheet sized graph paper, also with the meet logo printed on it. I think the last time I saw one of these was for NARAM-33 here in Chicago. |
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Welcome Bob! Wow Bob and George as forum members.....anybody think to invite Fitch?
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Wow, after years of me badgering Bob, he finally relented and joined a "web-based" forum.
Welcome to YORF, Bob. We look forward to you adding to our history and knowledgebase here.
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Thanks Bob!
It was me (SEMROC). I did not know Estes did that because I never was able to attend NARAM's in the past. It did seem like something good to provide to contestants/attendees, however. Some suggestions for a 21st century update to the list are welcome! And welcome to YORF, Bob.
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Bob has lists of all kinds of cool stuff. It is of course in true Bob Kaplow style. It's a directory of numerous txt files. You can find it here: http://eisner.encompasserve.org/~kaplow_r/ Maybe he'll post some of that stuff here.
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I still have my NARAM 33 note pad, and the NARAM 32 vinyl pouch.
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I've got one of the repair kits that they sold mail order, which is what I thought you were talking about at first. I wonder if Estes used the mail order repair kit and just added a few special NARAM goodies for it. Mine has/had similar contents to the list you posted, but it didn't include the modeling knife.
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What would I add today?
One of those tiny (0.1oz) bottles of CA Small roll of masking tape Kevlar cord Sewing elastic Q2 ignitors Emery board Protest form :-) |
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- Current edition of the United States Model Rocket Sporting Code... (... or perhaps that should be the one thing that should specifically NOT be included... ) It's a great idea, though, and I like your suggestions for updated items. (Yes, that includes all of the items you mentioned. ) [That reminds me - I really should clean the clutter out of my range box and repack it. ] Oh, and welcome to the forum, too (from someone who has been posting about rocketry online for only a tiny fraction of the time that you have )! Mark \\
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Here the contents from way back:
As you can see the white glue has turned braun and the shock cords have dried up.
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