The Black Knights is a thriving rocket club based in the Midlands. We fly once a month from one of our two current flying sites at Oxhill, Warwickshire, and Milson, Shropshire. Full details of the clubs flying sites are on our website. We actively promote the hobby in the Midlands by attendance at exhibitions, fetes, air shows, conferences etc. As well as flying locally, members travel to other launch events around the country to fly and help out with Range Safety Officer duties when asked and in the summer, we try to hold a weekend flying event. Members of the Black Knights were founder members of UKRA and helped draft the Safety Code/Constitution and much of the original UKRA documentation that gained UKRA its BMFA recognition and insurance for members.
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The East Anglian Rocketry Society have a flying site to the west of Cambridge and hold regular flying events on the first Sunday of the month from March to December. EARS also run the BIG EARS 2 day event in May. See their website for details.
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Fins Over Gwent fly from their site at Redwick on the Gwent levels. Attendance is open to all BMFA and UKRA members.
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Midland Rocketry is a new club for model rocket flying that’s based in the Midlands. See site for details on how to join.
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The North Devon Rocket Club launches from Chapelton Bart Farm, which is 5 miles South-West of Barnstaple, the launch site is open to all sorts of events, so its open all year round, the club is open to anybody who like to build and fly model rockets, this includes youth clubs, air and sea cadets, schools, and families, children 14 years and under are to be with an adult, the club flies high as well low power rockets, and next year, we will introduce two cups, an altitude cup for low power rockets, and Barnstaple Cup for landing nearest to the launch pad, (any low and high power rockets). See website for more details and when we launch.
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The North West Rocketry Society fly big and little rockets in the North West and meet monthly around Wigan/ North Liverpool. They are proactive, friendly and diverse, and welcome everyone to come fly rockets and learn more about them.
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Scottish Aeronautics & Rocketry Association. Based in the West of Scotland, caters for everything from 1/2 A to M class. Regular meetings held most months at their Fairlie Moor launch site -home of the IRW high power launches.
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Association in Scotland To Research into Astronautics (ASTRA) and its members have a number of areas of interest including spaceflight, astronomy, amateur rocketry and SETI. The society also operates one of four public observatories on behalf of North Lanarkshire Council. Currently there are two active branches, one in Glasgow, one in Airdrie.
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Aspirespace is an engineering society researching and developing high performance hybrid rocket engines and vehicles designed to put a small payload into Space. For more information, visit our recently updated website.
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The Discovery Space Club, based in Scotland, are primarily a "space watch" group though they do carry out occasional model rocket flying activities, sometimes in association with STAAR.
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Reviews and flight logs of Andy's Rockets
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Details of all the rockets built and flown by Cath and stats on their altitudes.
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Phil Charlesworth's site contains articles about basic rocket science and engineering, as well as articles about some of his projects.
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Damian Burrin's website with news, galleries,videos, online simulator and UKRA online practice exam and lots more
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A UK rocketry website around since 1994. Lots of information on hybrid rocketry, avionics, and amateur/experimental rocketry.
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R-DAS Recording Altimeter/Accelerometer with 6 additional channels and RDAS GPS Board, On Screen Display Board, Igniter Board, Accelerometer Board, and Data Telemetry Transmitter Board
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Precision CNC machined and anodized aluminum Quick-Change Motor Retainers, Quick-Change Tail-Cone Motor Retainers and Quick-Change Motor Adapters.
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Aerotech produce Solid Rocket Motors from 18mm diameter D-class to 98mm diameter N-class, as well as Hybrid Rocket Motors of 54mm diameter J-class and 98mm diameter M-class, as well as a range of rocket kits
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38mm diameter I-class to 98mm diameter N-class solid rocket motors
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ALTACC Altimeter/Accelerometer, Timer 2 Timer, ARRD2 recovery deployment system, Ground Launch Support Equipment
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Cesaroni's Hypertek Hybrid Rocket Motor website for their range of Hybrid Rocket motors from 54mm diameter I-class to 98mm diameter N-class, as well as full Ground Support Equipment.
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Cesaroni website dedicated to their ProXX range of solid rocket motors from 38mm diameter G-class to 98mm diameter M-class.
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38mm diameter G-class to 150mm diameter O-class hybrid rocket motors
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Tether recovery deployment systems
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Micro Hybrid Rocket Motors and Components, and Traxa RLB & Traxa RLBx R.F. Transmitters.
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Type of Business: C3 Ltd is a special effects company specialising in rocket and missile effects and models. C3 Ltd's founder, Ben Jarvis, has over 16 years of experience in designing and launching rockets for TV and film.
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