|   Founded 1989  the Association of Experimental Rocketry of the Pacific (AeroPAC) is a Northern California and Northern Nevada prefecture of the Tripoli Rocketry Association. and ARLISS is a NAR Section.   AeroPAC predates its involvement with Tripoli and has roots in the earliest times of high-power rocketry.  Here are many of our past newsletters chronicalling our history.      AeronautAeroPAC's newsletter
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| 2021 | 
Spring 2021
 Sonoma State's New Rocketry ProgramAbout SEDSBuild Light, Fly High!Equipment Cleaning Party | 
| 2020 | 
Spring 2020
XPRS Loft Duration / Extreme Altitude Contest ContinuesTribute to James MarinoAEROPAC / ROC Night Launch ChallengeARLISS Lite: Mid to High Power 3D Printed High Performance Airframes for Small SatellitesS4 2020 Pocket Cubes Are The New CansatsFall 2020
NASA Student LaunchJames Marino’s Final FlightARLISS M S4 PocketQube2020 AEROPAC Flight CountsARLISS 2020 - NOT REALLYS4 PocketQube 54mmFalcon 9 ARLISS Lite AirframeCOVID Madness: 3D Printed RocketsHow Not to Spend the Summer Solstice | 
| 2019 | 
Spring 2019
The Wheel of DeathBLM Decision on Burning Man50 for 50 Apollo TributeTrailer MakeoverTrailer Re-organizationThunda Down Unda, Part 1Beginnings of High Power RocketrySmall Satellites for Secondary StudentsFall 2019
Sumio Sawa's XPRS AdventureSaturn 50 / 50 ChallengeARLISS 2019Thunda Down Unda, Part 22019 Launch Director's ReportXPRS Extreme Altitude / Loft winnersOPED: Let’s Keep the XPRS Contest Alive!Rocket, the Dog RIPThe Silver BulletThe Dogs of XPRSJim and Becky’s Trip TribulationsAlso - T-shirts, Night Launch, 2 Stage, CATOS   | 
| 2018 | 
Spring 2018
Fin Fillets by Jim GreenRising DataCosta Rica Team at UNISEC1/24 Scale SpaceX Falcon 9AEROPAC Equipment CleaningNorthern Nevada Rocket ClubsS4 Rocket Design: Mach 1.5 Rocket BuildRocket Propellant CompositionFall 2018
The Historic Flight of PHX4ARLISS 2018 20th Anniversary Launch2018 XPRS Contests WinnersAEROPAC 2018 Flight TotalsCosta Rica Rocks the Playa!2018 Aeropac Launch Director ReportMore Photos by Jim Wilkerson   | 
| 2017 | 
Spring 2017
Pink O Project, John BallardAEROPAC Cleaning Party, Peter Hacket2017 S4: Technology and Program Overview, Ken Biba and Paul Hopkins2017 S4: Opportunity for TARC Finalists, Ken Biba2017 S4: Students Earth Science with Smart Eggs, Ken Biba54MM-MD-1, Juniper SlouberMore Awards for Dr. CominskyFall 2017
Trip to SpaceXRyan Sebastian 1988-2017Snakes Are No More75mm XPRS Project2017 Launch Director’s ReportOSU Prof Certs L3, Flies ARLISSARLISS 20178 Years to RecoverThe Rest of the StoryFall 2017 (Vol 2)
Airspace, Rockets and YouBill LewisARLISS 2017 Costa Rica Team ExperienceCosta Rica Team Wins Micro-Sat CompetitionBecky Green Flies HighSo You Want To Go To A Launch On The Other Side Of The Country2017 Flight Count TotalsIt all Starts SomewhereThe Last of the KosdonsParis Family Celebrates 10 yearsOregon State Flies High at BR | 
| 2016 | 
Spring 2016
Recognition, Awards for Dr. Lynn CominskyProject ARQUEAEROPAC’s New Wireless Launch SystemARLISS Date Logger Project—Part 2AEROPAC 2016 Equipment Cleaning PartyTRA’s > 50k’ Black Rock Flight ProcessARLISS Flyers Support Magnitude.io Stem Education Program / Chat with Magnitude.ioFall 2016
Annual Member Meeting NotesFlying the PrepoSTerous AT M2500Oregonians Fly Tapioca Joe at XPRSOregon N Power at XPRS2016 Launch Director’s Report2016 Flight Stats and TotalsXPRS Altitude Contest WinnersXPRS Loft Duration ContestARLISS 2016Continuation of a DreamWinter 2016
First Impressions of Black Rock - John HochheimerBAR’s Truck Catches Fire - EditorRichard Hagen’s Rocket “Mostly Motor” - Tony AlcocerHigh Powered Young RocketeersThe Jackson’s Light up the Night Sky - Jonathan DuBoseSSU Trains Teachers on Rockets and Drones - Lynn Cominsky2015 to the present: XPRS Altitude Records - Darryl ParisA Year in the Life of Rocketry - Becky GreenGreg Ruhf’s Level 3 - Greg Ruhf | 
| 2015 | 
Spring 2015
High Altitude ReminderTARC to ARLISS transitionFruity Chute Data CollectionAerodynamic Drag PrimerRoad Trip to OROCAEROPAC Equipment UpdateEquipment Cleaning PartyCommon Rocketry Problems and the CuresFall 2015
Sacramento’s Moon Rockets, Book ReviewXPRS High Power Contest WinnersXPRS Loft Duration Contest WinnersPurple Passion, M Rocket to 19,506’TAS Express, 2 Stage to 44k’Full Bore Linear Panic, 2 Stage to 55k’Phoenix 4, 2 Stage to 96k’Destroy Saturn V!S4 Updates2015 Launch Director’s ReportCommunity OutreachARLISS 2015 ReportDreams Can Come True | 
| 2014  | 
Spring 2014
AEROPAC’s 2014 Engineering PartyPhotos from Rail Cleaning PartyPhoenix EX Project — Curt Von DeliusARLISS Extreme – Ken BibaSmall Satellites for Secondary Schools—Lynn CominskyFall 2014
Mudrock Flight StatsAeronaut, ARLISS/XPRS StatsXPRS Contest WinnersHoneybadger 59k', Mach 3.9S-IVB testing in SacrementoARLISS 20142014 Launch Directors Report | 
| 2013  | 
End of Year Edition 2013
Help WantedAEROPAC Officers and BODIn Memoriam Laura Hagen-AEROPAC’s New RailARLISS 2014 Report3 Miles High, Scoutcraft at Black RockSaturn S-IVB Testing in SacramentoXPRS Contest WinnersSenza Confini (!)54Launch Director’s ReportMudding It On The PlayaARLISS Data Logger Project | 
| 2012  |  | 
| 2011  | 
July 2011
President's PadMudrock Wrap-up -Peter ClayReflections - Jeff RauhFrom the launch director - Peter ClayVirtual Classroom OverviewDid you know? (About an alternative non Ham radio tracking device from MEW)MudRock 2011 and MODIS Imagery - Patrick WagnerDon Milhollan tribute.  | 
| 2009  | 
May 2009
Engineering PartyCFO ReportCommunity OutreachLooking Ahead to XPRSARLISS 10th anniversary ARLISS 2009 Pamplet ARLISS Committee updateDid you know? (Black Rock Desert was once an acient lake)Watts in the Desert - Richard HagenLaunch Operations - Seth WallaceJuly 2009
President's PadHigh Definition RocketryARLISS Committee ReportElectionsDid You Know? (In the early 80s the Naval Weapons Center developed an extremely simple and cheap surface-to-air missile simulation rocket)Community OutreachSeptember 2009
President's PadXPRS Rules and ContestsFrequency AllocationsARLISS AllocationsROCKET FEVER (adapted poem)Tripoli Research Launches ‐ FAQDid you know? (High Altitude Wind Speed, Direction and Air Temperature at Black Rock, Nevada for Amateur Rocketry Application) | 
| 2002  | 
Feb 2002
First Commissioner’s Corner - Tom RouseTom Cloud Memorial - Tony AlcocerOur Unconventional L3 - Tony AlcocerCreating Fiberglass Tubing - Tom CloudAERO-PAC on the Web - John Coker and Paul CampbellMinutes of the Members MeetingMay 2002
First Commissioner’s Corner - John CokerMotor Making Demo at Mudroc - Bob FortuneFrom the Launch Director - Steve PrestonHow We Got Into EX - Tony AlcocerAugust 2002
First Commissioner’s Corner - John CokerBOAR: A Flight of Many Firsts - Dewayne DoudBLM Fire Suppression Supplies - Steve Preston“MudRoc” Was! - John CokerMinutes of the Board Meeting | 
| 2001 | 
May 2001
First Commissionerís CornerTripoli Fresno and AERO-PAC March Altitude Contest - The Raisin Fly OffAerobee 170 - Mark MazzonNike-Asp  - John CokerMinutes of the board meeting | 
| 2000 | 
February 2000
First Commissionerís CornerHercules 2-stage M (or, what I learned about Mach) - Richard AmstadterMinutes of the board meetingMay 2000
First Commissionerís CornerDecember Meeting Photos - Steven PrestonThe New Portal Offices - Al FrazierElectrical Current Requirements of Rocket Igniters - Robert BriodyNew Range Setup -Tom RouseMinutes of the board meeting | 
| 1999 | 
March 1999
The Commissioner’s Two Cents - Jerry VaughnMessage from the Treasurer - William WalbyKitchen Table Vacuum Bagging - John CokerMay 1999
The Commissioner’s Two Cents - Jerry VaughnPostmortem on the MaxRAM - Gordon HomHayburner Kodak MomentsJuly 1999
Acting 1st Commish’s Comments - William WalbyAERO-PAC/BLM Black Rock Work PartyMicrosoft Does Rockets - Mike PearsonMinutes of May 29 MeetingAugust 1999
The First Commish’s Corner - William WalbyAeronaut 99 - Tom RouseThe Economy of Aerotech 76mm Reloadable System - Gordon HormMembers Meeting notesNovember 1999
The First Commish’s Corner - William WalbyBLM Work PartyA Rocket Launch for International Student Satellites - ARLISSRoadtrips and Rockets - Bob FortuneVolunteers - Mike VaughnMember Meeting notes | 
| 1998 | 
April 1998
The Commissioner’s Two Cents - Jerry VaughnMinutes, Aeropac Board Meeting: Feb 15, 1998T-Shirt Design ContestGravity Powered Rockets - Mike VaughnMembership notes | 
| 1997 | 
January 1997
The First Commish’s Corner - Pius MorozumiRocketry In Japan - Mike VaughnMay 1997
The First Commish’s Corner - Pius MorozumiT-Shirt Design ContestTreasurer’s Note - William WalbyA Walk Through History - Randolph MitchellLaunch Director’s Note - Mike PennerJune 1997
The First Commish’s Corner - Pius MorozumiMUDROC LIVES UP TO ITS NAME ONCE AGAIN! - William F. Walb | 
| 1996 | 
November 1996
The First Commish’s Corner - Pius MorozumiFireBALLS 006Members Meeting on December 8Mid-West Regional Fun Fly - Mike VaughnMembership Directory | 
| 1995  |  | 
| 1994  | 
February 1994
1994 Launch ScheduleElections resultsRange and Safety RegulationsHigh Performance Rocketry Safety RulesLaunch Area Diagram | 
| 1993 | 
Spring / Summer 1993
AeroPAC donates to Tripoli Legal FundClub NewsRocket ProjectsBay Area LaunchesBlack Rock V UpdateBoard Meeting Notes | 
| 1992 | 
January 1992
Changes on AeroPAC board of directorsClub NewsBlack Rock III - Fun in the Sun - Bill LewisResearching Information on Rocketry Subjects by Bill LewisTechnical Reports of InterestAeronaut 2 - Snow and Cold Weather Rocketry - Bill LewisProject Reports - Static Test Stand - Bill LewisProject Reports - Hammer V1  - Bill and Dean LewisApril 1992
AeroPAC seeks Alternatives to Fiberglass Insulation Recovery WaddingTechnical Information ExchangeClub NewsBlack Rock IIIFireballs (Balls) 001 launch report - Bill LewisApproximated Closed-Form Flight Performance Prediction Equations - Jim Gearhart | 
| 1991   | 
 Do you have them for this year? | 
| 1990   | 
 Do you have them for this year? | 
| 1989   | 
 Do you have them for this year? |