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modelers wishing to become certified to use rocket motors in the J through
L classes to take a brief written examination. The purpose of the test is
to demonstrate knowledge of the regulations and laws pertaining to high
power rocketry. Questions concerning basic rocket technical knowledge,
e.g., center of pressure and center of gravity relationships, will also be
included.
The examination consists of 33 questions in multiple choice format, chosen from a pool of 50-100 questions and answers. The passing grade is 88%. The test may be taken only once in a 30-day period, and must be completed prior to the flight requirement. (You still must take your written test, remember, this is just a study guide)
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There are 5 sections
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| Section A: | Applicable Regulations - 11 questions taken from a pool of 26 |
| Section B: | Storage Requirements - 2 questions taken from a pool of 7 |
| Section C: | Range and Safety Practices - 15 questions taken from a pool of 38 |
| Section D: | Rocket Stability - 3 questions taken from a pool of 8 |
| Section E: | Rocket Motor Designations - 2 questions taken from a pool of 11 |
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What would you like to do...
Take a Pre-certification test online caveats (please read)
This will simulate the written test and will grade you when completed.View entire question pool online
Use this for a study guide before you take your written test.Download the question pool
Use this to view the entire question pool offline (Adobe Acrobat required)NAR High Power Table of Safe Distances
The table of safe distances and range dimensions for High Power rocketry.- Safety Code
The 16 steps outlined by the NAR.
*All information here contains the question pool as of the revision of 25 March 1999