Feb 24, 2022
The first SoAR Launch at Dawsonville for 2022 occurs this Saturday at the pasture between Ball Ground and Dawsonville from 11 AM to 4 PM.
This is our mid-power field, where rockets up to G power can be flown. It is very hilly, and cow-patties abound, hidden in the tall grass in the recovery area, so pick your shoes accordingly. Spectators are always welcome. If you’ve got a rocket, come fly it with us.
Looks like we’ll have a mostly cloudy day for this launch, with temps around 55. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the morning, but it shouldn’t interfere much. The wind will come from the north at less than five MPH.
Feb 24, 2022
The first SoAR Launch at Dawsonville for 2022 occurs this Saturday at the pasture between Ball Ground and Dawsonville from 11 AM to 4 PM.
This is our mid-power field, where rockets up to G power can be flown. It is very hilly, and cow-patties abound, hidden in the tall grass in the recovery area, so pick your shoes accordingly. Spectators are always welcome. If you’ve got a rocket, come fly it with us.
Looks like we’ll have a mostly cloudy day for this launch, with temps around 55. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the morning, but it shouldn’t interfere much. The wind will come from the north at less than five MPH.
Feb 24, 2022
The first SoAR Launch at Dawsonville for 2022 occurs this Saturday at the pasture between Ball Ground and Dawsonville from 11 AM to 4 PM.
This is our mid-power field, where rockets up to G power can be flown. It is very hilly, and cow-patties abound, hidden in the tall grass in the recovery area, so pick your shoes accordingly. Spectators are always welcome. If you’ve got a rocket, come fly it with us.
Looks like we’ll have a mostly cloudy day for this launch, with temps around 55. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the morning, but it shouldn’t interfere much. The wind will come from the north at less than five MPH.
Feb 24, 2022
The first SoAR Launch at Dawsonville for 2022 occurs this Saturday at the pasture between Ball Ground and Dawsonville from 11 AM to 4 PM.
This is our mid-power field, where rockets up to G power can be flown. It is very hilly, and cow-patties abound, hidden in the tall grass in the recovery area, so pick your shoes accordingly. Spectators are always welcome. If you’ve got a rocket, come fly it with us.
Looks like we’ll have a mostly cloudy day for this launch, with temps around 55. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the morning, but it shouldn’t interfere much. The wind will come from the north at less than five MPH.
Feb 24, 2022
The first SoAR Launch at Dawsonville for 2022 occurs this Saturday at the pasture between Ball Ground and Dawsonville from 11 AM to 4 PM.
This is our mid-power field, where rockets up to G power can be flown. It is very hilly, and cow-patties abound, hidden in the tall grass in the recovery area, so pick your shoes accordingly. Spectators are always welcome. If you’ve got a rocket, come fly it with us.
Looks like we’ll have a mostly cloudy day for this launch, with temps around 55. There’s a slight chance of light rain in the morning, but it shouldn’t interfere much. The wind will come from the north at less than five MPH.
Feb 10, 2022
SoAR’s RocketTalk meeting is tonight, both online using Zoom, and in person at the Tuxford Community Swim and Tennis Club in Alpharetta. The meeting starts at 7PM and runs until everyone has had a chance to speak and/or show off their latest projects. Join us is whichever way you prefer and get up to date with the latest techniques, happenings in the club, and anything related to the hobby.
