Originally Posted by
masterhit
Exactly, the vendor does. They can post them up if ROAR feels the need to keep their list restricted from other events. Then other events can use these approvals (with the manufacturers consent of course) for their events.
I figured it was implied that the manufacturer would not want their product to be left off any such alternate list for non-ROAR events.
Each vendor can just put a pdf of the pass/fail report in the motor description on their webpage.
Instant universal easily attainable "approved list" for any USA at least event.
Mike
Simple pass/fail results are one thing. Artifacts collected to make a determination of pass/fail are another story. Manufacturers wanting their product on a list is completely different than making a list of engineering measurements tied to the product. FYI, I am fairly certain even those test artifacts are not normally shared with the vendor unless there is something in question.
Universally attainable if you want to maintain the binder of the approved manufacturers websites with all those pdf files. Nothing instant about that task. Sure, just not realistically useable. So ROAR is maintaining a aggregated collection of those for you.