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The Utah Rocket Club is an organization supporting safe activities through the sport and science of hobby rocketry. UROC has been active in Utah since the early 1980s.

We welcome anyone with an interest in rocketry to join us. Our membership spans all ages and families are welcome.

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UROC Loses a True Original
UROC News
Sunday, 05 September 2010 16:10

frank1It is with great sadness that we must report the passing of our good friend Frank Hunt. Frank passed away over Labor Day weekend after a short but courageous fight with Lung Cancer.  For those of us that have had the priviledge of knowing Frank, his humor and good spirits will be truly missed.  

A Celebration of Frank’s life will held at a later date to be announced. Our thoughts and prayers are with Dot and her family at this difficult time.

 
Back to School Special
Hobby News
Wednesday, 01 September 2010 08:03
discountrocketryIf you made it to HellFire 15 hopefully you stopped by and said "Hi" to our new friends from Discount Rocketry. They had a great selection of items for sale at HellFire, including their exclusive  line of educational rockets. Their educational line called ModelRockets.us is announcing a 40 percent off "Back to School Sale" on all ModelRockets.us Educational Model Rocket Bulk Packs and Kits.
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Sgt.Pepper - A HellFire 15 Feature Flight
Launch Projects
Written by Brad Overmoe   
Tuesday, 03 August 2010 11:40

Sgt_PepperSgt_Pepper2Here's some shots of the rocket the Overmoes (Alan and Brad) plan on flying at HellFire15. I showed it at the last meeting. We are planning on putting it up on an N1000 which is the long burn N which has a 12 second burn. The rocket is about 10 ft tall and 5" in diameter. We are calling this project Sgt. Pepper.  It should be cool one way or another. 

 
Doberman – A HellFire 15 Feature Flight
Launch Projects
Written by Bruce Bell   
Wednesday, 28 July 2010 20:36

1I have always built short fat rockets because I liked seeing them take off slow. So for Hellfire this year I decided to go in the opposite direction and build long and lean. My project started with a Liberty Launch Systems Competitor 4. This is a 10 foot long all fiberglass kit with G-10 fiberglass fins, coupler and a 5:1 nose cone, and comes equipped with a 24" long 75mm motor mount tube and centering rings. The booster section is only 48" long, which could present some problems with a few motors that I might want to use and not provide enough room for a proper installation of a drogue system. So I also purchased an additional coupler and 24" airframe section. With the additional section added on, the booster is now 72" long, plenty long enough for even the longest 75mm motors. 

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