Cesaroni Rocket Motors

We have finally received word that our shipment of Cesaroni rocket motors is on a truck and heading to us. We hope that they will arrive before Thursday. For everyone that has been waiting patiently, thank you! Unfortunately, according to the manifest, we aren't getting everything that we ordered (like TARC motors). So don't wait long to place your order, once they are available on our website.
DO NOT CALL US TO PRE-ORDER! We do not accept pre-orders. Do not call us to find out what is coming; we'll have the information for everyone at the same time it goes live on our web site. Items that are expected have an in-stock date listed. However, often shipments may differ from the manifest.
SCHOOLS... Please check our stock on our website prior to placing purchase orders. What is listed is what is available. We do not back order out of stock items. Remember to look online to check for availability -- our inventory counts are listed there (the website is where we go to check our own stock levels too). It is going to be busy around here for a while because the motors are finally available, and we will give priority to those people place their order immediately, via credit card or completed PO.

Midge - Two-Stage NAR Payload Rocket

The Midge was specifically designed for the NAR's "Payload Altitude" contest event, but it can be flown just for fun too. It is a two-stage, minimum diameter rocket for 13mm diameter motors that is just big enough to carry the standard 1 ounce, BT-20-diameter payload weight plus a small altimeter. The purpose of the event is to launch this weighty payload to as high an altitude as possible. The Midge accomplishes this because of its two-stage design that minimizes weight and its minimum diameter design. You'll be impressed by how high a small mini-engine can launch a rocket!

DinoChutes Deployment Bags

The cause of most deployment failures (and there sure are a lot of them!) is that the parachute does not inflate in the correct sequence. Lines get tangled, lines flip over the top of the canopy, and other disasters happen too. A deployment bag is a device to help ensure that the sequence of inflation happens in the correct order. It forces the lines to completely stretch out first, then the canopy is released so that it can properly inflate. Two new sizes available from DinoChutes for 2.6" diameter tubes and 3.0" diameter tubes.

NAR Competition Payload

This kit allows you to make two 28 gram payloads for use in the NAR's payload-altitude competition. Sized for the newly updated contest rules, this payload fits INSIDE a standard 18mm diameter (BT-20) tube. Constructed using smooth glassine coating on the payload, so it slides easily both into and out of the payload bay of your rocket. You supply the sand to fill it.

29mm & 38mm Fly-Away Rail Guides

Fly-Away rail guides are used to launch those rockets that do not have a rail button from a launch rail. The advantage of removing the rail buttons is that it reduces the drag of the rocket and allows it to soar higher. Now available are sleds for both 29mm diameter thick-wall tubes and 38mm diameter tubes.

Mini-Condor Boost Glider

The Mini-Condor is a boost glider that uses 1/2A or A-sized rocket engines. It zooms upward by rocket power and then glides gently back to the ground after dropping off the motor and its streamer pod. The glider trims easily, so you'll get fantastic flight durations and earn yourself a step on the winner's podium for the longest flight! Easy-to-assemble parts make it perfect for beginners, and fantastic performance makes it a must-have for seasoned competitors. The NAR's competition rules have changed, and this kit will give you the winning edge!