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With the latest update of RockSim V11, you'll have access to a wide range of exciting new features that make designing and simulating rockets easier than ever before. From automatic engine updates to airfoiled fins and an improved engine database search, these features will help you take your rocket design to the next level. Dive into the full text to explore all the new features in detail and see how they can enhance your rocketry experience! | | Read the rest of this week's article, either on a downloadable PDF for printing out, or on our website (great for viewing on your phone)! Previous issues of our newsletter are found at our archive page. |
| Check out the latest products to hit Apogee's shelves! | RockSim 11 - Now Available | | The newest edition of RockSim (version 11) brings exciting new features for rocket enthusiasts that want to simulate their own rocket designs. These include automatic engine updates, improved database search for motors, and the addition of airfoiled fins for enhanced aerodynamics. Furthermore, a new ejection charge calculator simplifies the process of determining black powder amounts for dual-deployment parachute systems. These updates aim to streamline rocket design and simulation, offering users greater convenience and accuracy in their projects. Update from any previous version, or explore the free 30-day trial version today! |
| Estes Black Brant XII Kit | | Challenge yourself and build a towering replica of the historic Black Brant XII sounding rocket! This meticulously detailed 1/14th scale kit faithfully captures the spirit of high-altitude atmospheric exploration and stands an impressive 54.6 inches tall with a girth of 2.22-inches in diameter. Are you ready to embark on your next rocketry adventure? Order your Estes Black Brant XII model rocket kit from Apogee Components today! |
| Estes Great Goblin Kit | | In 1972, Estes released the "Astron Goblin", a cartoonish looking rocket described as a "spooky kit that gets up and moves." The Great Goblin is an upscale version that is a mid-power monster. This new kit is based around a 3-inch diameter tube with an overall length of 33.5 inches. Because of its 29mm diameter motor mount, you can fly this gigantic gargoyle on motors ranging from an E to a G-size. Recovery is achieved with a large 24 inch diameter nylon parachute. Another rendition of the classic kit, and we have them now at the Apogee website. Get one today! |
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-- Timothy Lowe | |
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