Michigan Statutes
§ 259.787 — Model rocket engines; ground testing, conditions.
Michigan § 259.787
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Bluebook
Mich. Comp. Laws § 259.787 (2026).
Text
MODEL ROCKETS (EXCERPT) Act 333 of 1965 259.787 Model rocket engines; ground testing, conditions. Sec. 7. A model rocket engine may be tested on the ground for the purpose of determining performance or may be used as the motive power of an experiment conducted on the ground under the following minimum conditions:
(a)The engine shall be affixed to a testing device or to an immovable structure in such manner that the engine may not become free during the conduct of the test or experiment.
(b)The engine shall be ignited only by remotely operated electrical means fully under the control of the person conducting the test or experiment.
(c)When a test or experiment is conducted indoors, the exhaust from the engine so tested shall be directed into a nonflammable hood or vent which shall lead d
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Legislative History
1965, Act 333, Imd. Eff. July 23, 1965
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