SAFETY CODE ANSWERS: For purposes of brevity, the appropriate paragraph(s) in NFPA 1127 are referenced without further explanation with two exceptions. The applicant should look up these references and become familiar with the Safety Code.

a. 1-1 Scope

c. 1-1 Scope

b. 1-1.4(a), (b) and (c)

b. 1-1.4(d)

a. 1-2 Purpose

c. 1-3 Definitions--Authority Having Jurisdiction

c. 1-3 Definitions--Complex High Power Rocket

c. 1-3 Definitions--High Power Rocket (a) and (c)

a. 1-3 Definitions--High Power Rocket (b)

c. 1-3 Definitions--High Power Rocket (d)

a. 1-3 Definitions--High Power Rocket (e)

b. 1-3 Definitions--High Power Rocket Motor

b. 1-3 Definitions--Structural Parts

c. 2-1 User Certification

b. 2-2 Operating Clearances

a. 2-5 Rocket Construction

c. 2-7 Stability

a. 2-8.1 Weight and Power Limits

b. 2-9.3 Recovery

c. 2-10 Payloads

a. 2-11.2 Launching Devices

b. 2-11.3 Launching Devices

c. 2-12.1/ 2 Ignition Systems

a. 2-12.4 Ignition Systems

b. 2-12.5 Ignition Systems

c. 2-13.2 Launch Site

c. 2-13.3 Launch Site

b. 2-14.3 Launcher Location

a. 2-15.2 Safe Distances

c. 2-16.1 Launch Operations

b. 2-16.2 Launch Operations

c. 2-17.1 Launch Control

c. 2-18.1 Storage (Please Note: Since the adoption of 1127 and the Tripoli Safety Code, it has been determined by the BATF that any single use motor whose weight is greater than 62.5 gm, or any reload module whose weight is greater than 62.5 gm, requires magazine storage as outlined in 2-18.3, 2-18.3.1-4, and/or all provisions of 2-18.4.

b. 2-18.2 Storage

c. 2-18.3 Storage

a. 3-1.1 Solid Propellant HP Rocket Motors

c. 3-1.1 Solid Propellant HP Rocket Motors

b. 3-2.1 (a)/(b) Manufacture Requirements

a. 3-3 Manufacturer Requirements

a. 4-1.3 Certification Requirements

b. 4-1.5 Certification Requirements

a. 5-1 Sales Only to Certified Users

b. 5-4.1 User Certification Provisions (Please note: Interpretations by the BATF of Title 27, Code of Federal Regulations, require persons purchasing motors or propellant modules weighing more than 62.5 gm outside of their state of residence to acquire a User of Low Explosives Permit. To obtain this permit, one must be 21 years of age. Tripoli is not in the business of federal regulatory enforcement and officially recognizes 18 as the certifying age because one can legally participate in all levels of rocketry without this permit if they so choose. It should be noted that Focal laws may determine otherwise. All members are encouraged to obey any law that applies to them.

c. 6-1 (a) Prohibited Activities

c. 6-1 (9) Prohibited Activities

a. 6- 1 (j)(Exception) Prohibited Activities

c. 6-1 (m) Prohibited Activities

c. Appendix A-1-3 Certified High Power Rocket Motor

c. Appendix A-1-3 Certified User

a. Appendix C-l