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online
      http://www.sigmfg.com/

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2.2.4 Mail Order Sources

     This is a very incomplete list. Check out the pages of 'High Power 
Rocketry'
     or 'Sport Rocketry' for many more possibilities.  Check your phone book
     too!

     Advanced Rocketry Group Ltd. (ARG)        Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     130 Matheson Blvd., East - Unit 10         parts, motors, and supplies.
     Mississauga, Ontario   L4Z 1Y6             Also mfgs their own line of 
kits,
     (905) 501-0456                             Imported Competition supplies,
     (905) 501-1846 fax                         airframe tubes, scale data, 
scale kits
     arg@look.ca
     http://www.uk-air.com/arg/

     Ballistic Bob                             Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     1575 Catalina Blvd.                        parts, motors, and supplies
     San Diego, CA  92107                        20% discount on everything
     (619) 224-6435
     bbobrocket@aol.com
     http://www.ballisticbob.com

     Belleville Wholesale Hobby                Estes motors,
     1944 Llewellyn Road                       rocket kits, supplies, etc.,
     Belleville, IL 62223-7904                   at 30-40% discount from
     (618) 398-3972                             retail.
     (618) 398-3477 (fax)                      Catalog - $3.00
     http://www.bellevillehobby.com/

     Bobby Hall's Hobby House                  Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     4822 Bryan Street                          parts, motors, and supplies
     Dallas, TX  75204
     (214) 821-2550

     Bruckner Hobbies                          Estes, Quest, Aerotech, Launch
     3587 E. Tremont Ave.                         Pad, Top Flite Recovery,
     Bronx, NY 10465                             1/2A - G motors.
     (718) 863-3434 (Info)                     Catalog - Free
     (800) 288-8185 (Orders only)
     http://www.brucknerhobbies.com/

     Commonwealth Displays, Inc.               Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     12649 Dix-Toledo Road                      parts, motors, and supplies.
     Southgate, MI 48195                       Catalog - $2.00
     (734) 282-1055
     order@commonwealth.net
     http://www.commonwealth.net

     Countdown Hobbies                         Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     7 P.T. Barnum Square                        parts. motors, and supplies;
     Bethel, CT 06801-1838                       discontinued kits; space,
     (203) 790-9010 (voice/fax)                  science, and collectors items
     KevinCountdownHb@cs.com                   catalog - $3.00 ($3 Canada,
        (Kevin Nolan)                                           $4 overseas)
     http://countdownhobbies.com/

     C&T Hobbies Inc.                          Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     10181 Townline Rd.                         parts, motors, and supplies
     Cheboygan, MI  49721
     (616) 627-3603
     http://www.cthobbies.com

     Discount Hobby Center                     Model and high power rocket kits
     P.O. Box 370                               parts, motors, and supplies
     Utica, NY  13503
     (315) 733-3741
     (315) 733-1723 FAX
     http://www.discounthobbycenter.com/

     Discount Rocketry                         Aerotech, Apogee, Binder, 
Edmonds,
     25944 Kaywood Court                         Cosmo., Custom, LaunchPad, 
LOC,
     Escondido, CA 92026-8408                    Quest, Estes, more
     (760) 432-9626                              Miss Rocket Booster posters
     kfunk@ix.netcom.com  (Kevin Funk)
     http://www.discountrocketry.com/

     Magnum Rockets, Hobbies and More, Inc.    Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     P.O. Box 124                               motors and supplies. "Class B"
     Mechanicsburg, Ohio 43044                   motor sales.  Hybrid motors.
     (513) 834-3306 (voice and fax)            Catalog - $4.00
     http://www.magnumrockets.com

     Orbital Dynamics, Inc.                    Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     P.O. Box 45375                             motors and supplies.
     Rio Rancho, NM 87174-5375
     (505) 994-4000 Voice
     (505) 994-1000 Fax
     rockettech@OrbitalDynamics.com
     http://www.OrbitalDynamics.com

     Red Arrow Hobbies                         Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     5095 Red Arrow Hwy.                        motors and supplies.
     Stevensville, MI  49127
     (616) 429-8233                            Catalog - FREE
     email:  75564.1512@compuserve.com
     http://www.redarrowhobbies.com

     Ring Rocketry                             Model rocket kits, motors, 
supplies
     206 East Mary Street                        specialty and hard-to-find 
items
     Holland, IN  47541
     (812) 536-5000
     ring@psci.net  (Chad Ring)
     http://www.wooshrocketry.org/misc/catalog0202.htm

     Rocket Science                            HPR and model rocketry dealer
     Larry Smith                                 kits, motors and supplies.
     2714 Augusta Hwy.                           "Class B" motor sales
     Lexington, SC  29072                       Hypertek dealer
     (800) 221-7205

     Space Modeling Solutions                  Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     486 East Devon Drive                         motors, parts, and supplies.
     Gilbert, AZ 8529
     (480) 497-1960
     (703) 832-3237 Fax
     ridell@prodigy.net
     http://www.smsrocketry.com

     Uptown Sales Inc., The Hobby Place        Discount Estes dealer
     33 North Main St.
     Chambersburg, PA 17201                    catalog - $1.00 refundable
     (800) 548-9941 orders only
     http://www.hobbyplace.com

     Zeppelin Hobbies                           Model and high power rocket 
kits,
     92 Route 23 North                            motors and supplies.
     Riverdale, NJ  07457-1200
     (973) 831-7717
     (973) 831-5989
     zephobby@aol.com                           Catalog - FREE
     http://www.zephobby.com

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2.2.5 Sources for Out-of-Production Model Rocket Kits

     Wondering if you can ever find and build that old kit you that you once
     had?  Give these folks a call (find their addresses, phone numbers, 
etc. in
     the preceding section).

     Countdown Hobbies                         Estes, Centuri, MPC, Cox, and
                                                more... kits, parts, ephemera

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2.2.6 Books/Videos/Computer Software/Technical References


     NAR Technical Services (NARTS)            Plans, technical reports, scale
     P.O. Box 1482                               data and more.
     Saugus, MA 01906                          Catalog:  Free to NAR 
members and
     narts@nar.org                              also on r.m.r archive and www.
     http://www.nar.org/NARTS

     Odyssey Productions                      Videos high power and model
     P.O. Box 450264                            rocket launches
     Garland, TX  75045-0264
     (972) 495-8576
     RLT2K@aol.com
     http://members.aol.com/rlt2k/index2

     Point-39 Productions                      Videos of high power rocket
     c/o Earl Cagle, Jr.                         rocket launches (like LDRS)
     1607 Apple Valley Drive
     Augusta, Georgia 30906
     (706) 790-5544
     earl39@csra.net (Earl Cagle)

     Raging Rockets                            'How to' videos for high power
     (800) 899-2788                              rocketry.

     Rogers Aeroscience                         Altitude prediction software
     P.O. Box 10065                               and reference materials.
     Lancaster, CA 93584-0065                     Rocketry books - new and used
     (818) 349-4825
     70574.2257@compuserve.com

     Saturn Press                              Books on scale rocketry,
     P. O. Box 3709                              rocketry scale reference
     Ann Arbor, MI 48106-3709                    materials, a great rockets
     (313) 677-2321                              of the world poster.
     PeteAlway@aol.com                          (see section on books)
       (Peter Alway)                           Catalog: FREE
     http://members.aol.com/satrnpress/saturn.htm

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2.2.7  International (outside U.S.A.) rocketry sources.

     The following is a listing of rocketry dealers, suppliers, manufacturers,
     hobby shops, etc.  This listing is very incomplete.  Please send
     comments and revisions to wolf@netheaven.com so that this listing can be
     updated.  In the future, it is hoped that Part 13 of the 
rec.rockets.models
     FAQ will handle this section.  Please refer to Part 13 of the FAQ for more
     information.

     Advanced Rocket Components                High-power rocketry supplier
     P.O. Box 12957                             motors, kits, books, supplies
     London W12 0WE
     England, UK
     44 (0) 181 932 7772
     106637.277@compuserve.com

     Aerospace Education                        Model rocketry and high power
     Box 13-368 Onehunga                           kits, engines, and supplies
     Auckland  NEW ZEALAND
     09-624 3091
     09-624 2165 (FAX)
     gamlnz@iprolink.co.nz
     http://www.creative.co.nz/index/lyle/hpr.htm

     Atlas Ingenjorsfirma AB                   Manufacturer
     Nordana 147                                Scale rocket kits
     S-232 91 Arlov                             Model rocket motors (1/2A - D)
     Sweden
     46 40-44 55 80

     Rocketeers                                 Model rocketry and high power
     Box 7032                                    kits, engines, and supplies
     Roodeport
     SOUTH AFRICA 1715
     011 27 11 475 0880


     List of known European Manufacturers and Dealers:

           http://www.EuropeRocketry.com/
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2.3 What are some good books to read to learn more about model and high power
     rocketry?

    Handbook of Model Rocketry, Sixth Edition
        G. Harry Stine
        Synopsis:
          THE handbook on model rocketry. Covers just about everything you need
        to get started. Good tips for experienced modelers as well. Sixth
        edition was published March 1994. Available from several sources,
        including NARTS.

    Basics of Model Rocketry, 2nd edition
        Douglas R. Pratt
        Kalmbach Books, 1993
        Synopsis:
          A general introduction to model rocketry.
        The 2nd edition is highly revised and has become available as of Jan.
        1993. The first edition is very Estes/Centuri/FSI oriented. The
        second edition includes sections on composite motors, Aerotech, NCR
        and other more recent manufacturers.

    Model Rocket Design and Construction
        Timothy S. Van Milligan (102374.2533@compuserve.com)
        Kalmbach Books, 1995
        Synopsis:
          120 pages, 16 chapters, 240 illustrations, 40 photographs;
        This book is geared towards modelers wanting to know more about the
        art and science of building better rockets. Includes chapters on
        design, improving performance, constructions and other topics.
        The coverage of glider and helicopter recovery, the glossary, and
        construction and repoir techniques is very good.

    69 Simple Science Fair Projects with Model Rockets: Aeronautics
        Timothy S. Van Milligan (102374.2533@compuserve.com)
        Published by Apogee Components
        ISBN 0-9653620-0-0
        Synopsis:
          104 pages pages consisting of 5 chapters and 3 appendicies; 
including
          83 illustrations. Soft cover with 4-color artwork.
        This book contains topic ideas for rocketry related science fair 
projects
        from very simple experiments that can be done in an afternoon, to some
        complex ones that require more sophisticated measuring equipment. Each
        project begins with some background information that explains why the
        topic is important and should be researched. Most projects also give a
        starting point that tell what type of equipment may be needed, and 
also
        where the experimenter should go for additional background research.
        This is not a cookbook approach, as the actual experiment must be 
designed
        by the researcher.

    The Model Rocketry Handbook
        Stuart Lodge
        Argus Books 1990
        ISBN 1-85486-047-X
        Synopsis:
          British handbook on model rocketry. Geared towards beginners, but 
some
        good tips for more experienced rocketeers.

    Stu's Space: The Gospel According to Stuart Lodge
       Stuart Lodge
       25 Huntington Drive
       Castle Donington
       Derby DE74 2SR
       U.K.
      Synopsis:
         A more advanced book than his "The Model Rocketry Handbook". Includes
       10 chapters on Construction Techniques, Ignition and Launch Systems,
       Recovery Systems, Stability, and more.  Self published by Stuart
       using high quality photocopies.  Available directly from Stu.

    Rockets of the World, 2nd edition
       Peter Alway (petealway@aol.com)
       Saturn Press, 1995
       Synopsis:
         This book contains information on more than 200 versions of 137
       rockets from 14 countries and Europe. An absolute must buy for
       scale modeling enthusiasts and rocketry enthusiasts in general.
       Available via mail order from Saturn Press, NARTS, Quest, Countdown
       Hobbies, Magnum, Mountainside Hobbies and other sources.

    Retro Rockets:  Experimental Rockets 1926-1941
       Peter Alway (petealway@aol.com)
       Saturn Press, 1996
       Synopsis:
          More than 30 rockets flown by Robert Goddard and his
          contemporaries, depicted with dimensioned drawings,
          color-keyed drawings, and photographs.  Historical
          backgraound for each.  96-page hardcover.

    Second Stage: Advanced Model Rocketry
        Michael A. Banks
        Kalmbach Books, 1985
        Synopsis:
          A good introduction to E/F/G level rocketry. Some good construction
        hints.
        75300.2721@compuserve.com
        http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Mikebanks

    Rocket Propulsion Elements, An Introduction to the Engineering of Rockets.
        George P. Sutton.
        Sixth Edition, A Wiley-Interscience Publication,
        John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1992

    Teaching Science Through Model Rocketry
        Tony Wayne
        3 Pigs Publishing, 1994
        Synopsis:
          The book is for the individual who teaches rocketry to others or is
        looking for another aspect of science to teach. It covers lesson plans,
        class setup, physics demonstrations, rocketry labs, rocket science
        background, teaching aides and more. Over 250 pages.
      Contact:
        Tony Wayne
        58 Court Place
        Charlottesville, VA 22901-2457

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2.4 Are there any rocketry magazines available?

   "Sport Rocketry"
       Journal of the National Association of Rocketry
       Published 6 times/year
       Subscription:   Sport Rocketry
                       c/o National Association of Rocketry Headquarters
                       P.O. Box 177
                       Altoona, WI 54270
                       (800) 262-4872
                       http://www.nar.org/SPR/

   "Extreme Rocketry"
       "An alternative rocketry magazine"
       Oriented towards large high power projects
       Subscription:   Extreme Rocketry
                       109 E. Charleston Suite 101
                       Las Vegas, NV 89104
                       info@extremerocketry.com
                       http://www.extremerocketry.com/

   "High Power Rocketry Magazine"
       An independent consumer rocketry magazine. Formerly the journal of
       the Tripoli Rocket Society.
       Published irregularly 9 times/yr. or so
       subscription $37.50/year
       Subscription:  High Power Rocketry
                      PO Box 96
                      Orem, Utah 84059
                      71161.2351@compuserve.com

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Copyright (c) 1996-2002 Wolfram von Kiparski, editor.
Refer to Part 00 for the full copyright notice.




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