No - notice how you need a separate FAA waiver for P and larger motors. This is a Class 3 waiver regulated by TRA of whom also requires special (internal) approval for any flights above 50,000' AGL. These are the flights that TRA is currently not permitting for University teams - maybe you're confusing this with certification levels?
Now, let's see a rocket that will survive an O motor? ;) Cheers, WILSON TRA # 13848, L3 Wilson Alness w...@wilsonalness.com<mailto:w...@wilsonalness.com> ǀ www.wilsonalness.com<http://www.wilsonalness.com> PO Box 8246 ǀ Portland OR 97207 Main: 503-575-7622 Office: 503-639-6911 ________________________________ From: psas-team <psas-team-boun...@lists.psas.pdx.edu> on behalf of Marie House <hma...@pdx.edu> Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2018 3:42 PM To: psas-t...@psas.pdx.edu Subject: [PSAS] So is an "O" sized motor actually class 3? Check this out from Wikipedia: [image.png] It looks like "O" = class 3. I still think we're in the clear for the University rocket restriction, but I wanted to clarify where class 3 actually starts. Is old man Wiki right?? Thanks, Marie
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