[roc-chat] Re: Separate LPR area at ROCtober
- From: Kenneth Brown <ken@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: roc-chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2012 02:24:06 -0700
Robert,
Change is always tough, but ROC has been growing and growing. The range set up
had to change to make certain that private property rights would be respected
and the BLM would be happy. The board really worked hard to get all of that
done with the new permits as fast as they did. THANK YOU!
If we can come up with some good ideas on streamlining the launch procedure,
refine it and use it consistently it shouldn't be crappy, it should be a
noticeable improvement. After a few months with the new range set up and a
faster system of getting rockets launched, it will seem like old hat.
Ken Brown
On Jun 24, 2012, at 3:52 PM, Robert Bosch. Dago wrote:
> PLEASE KEEP THE SITE HOW IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN!!!" PLEASE " It will never be the
> same if you did that. I like it how it has allways been. when a person or a
> group changes things it ALLWAYS TURNS OUT LIKE CRAPPPPPP. And some pepole or
> a lot of pepole are not going to like the new ideas and also to add Every
> body is so used to the way it has allways been, Thank you for reading my two
> cents worth of MY opinioun, I LOVE THE ROC STOCKS Events how they have
> allways BEEN, And I would be ONE OF THOSE UNHAPPY Pepole Knowing that
> someones has changed the format and made every thing a whole more hecktic for
> every one entertainment of launching OUR Rockets, and OUR KIDS ROCKETS!!. So
> Please reconceder that Thought!!. :-))). ( P.S.) I allways LIKE THE ORIGINALS
> Of every thing. Robbie Boschetto/ Dago3331@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Date: Sat, 23 Jun 2012 22:33:44 -0700
> Subject: [roc-chat] Re: Separate LPR area at ROCtober
> From: richard.dierking@xxxxxxxxx
> To: roc-chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Yes, this topic has come up a couple of times that I know of over the last 5
> years. I haven't been with the club nearly as long as some people. When the
> split range is discussed, there's always a concern for safety and I think the
> people that are against this have a good point; it could be too complicated.
>
> Again, how about just running a ROCstock size event in October? We are not
> telling the youth groups they can't participate. In fact, it might be nice
> to have all the help.
>
> Richard Dierking
>
> On Sat, Jun 23, 2012 at 6:53 PM, Jeff Gortatowsky <indanapt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Woa... I did stir the pot.
> Got a couple of polite emails (thx) and a no-so-polite one.
>
> I've been in ROC on and off since 1997. I did not pull the idea of a separate
> LPR missfire alley out of thin air. ;)
> Its in the archives. I've been told:
>
> 1) "Who'll staff a low power area?"
> (Mike? <grin>) Oh heck I'd take my turn! :) Maybe even train some scout
> leaders?
>
> 2) "Who'll tell them heads up if a larger rocket is heading their way?"
> (Radio link - air horn? :) ). And a good size buffer zone
>
> 3) "Kids WANT the adults to see their rocket. They don't want to be separated
> from the 'Big Guys'."
> This one I can not solve.
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