***RE-POSTPONED***

Due to ongoing red flag fire conditions, we will be unable to conduct our launch in Amesbury on the 16th of November. We will see what we can do to reschedule in December.

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July 16, Amesbury Launch

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Published: Saturday, 06 August 2011 14:36
Written by Bill Spadafora

You too could have your byline on the award winning CMASS website. All you've got to do is a small writeup like this about one of the launches.

Our July launch was well attended. At one point Jim counted 150 people. We were lucky that the weather cooperated and gave the farmer time to cut the hay and rewarded us with a day with little to no wind. We almost hit 400 flights with our usual mix from 1/8 A to K, black powder, APCP and hybrid and a variety of different types of models. You can find photos in the gallery and more information in the forum. If you took pictures at the launch please post them in the gallery so everyone can see them.

July 4, 2011 Peabody Demo Launch

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Published: Monday, 04 July 2011 19:39
Written by Bill Spadafora
CMASS was asked to do a demo launch for the Ward 6 Peabody Fourth of July block party. Old timers may remember when we did something similar in Lincoln. Even though it was hot and a breeze would have been welcomed, the calm air helped is keep everything on field which was smaller than anything we've flown on in recent years. Fred, Nick and Joe and their families and Bob, Ed, Kenn and myself where able to provide about a half an hour of relatively intensive flying that hopefully kept the crowd amused. We were able to recover everything except one rocket that landed in a tree and a couple of little ones that vanished. The launch was followed by the obligatory trip to a local restaurant for debriefing. There are a few other photos in the gallery.
  1. Sudbury Launches
  2. April 30, 2011 Amesbury Launch