LOC Precision's Ultimate

Do you like cluster models? The Ultimate is a monster rocket that can use up to seven 29mm diameter motors per flight. That's a lot of thunderous noise and a lot of flame belching out of the rocket at lift-off. But you can actually fly it with any number of rocket motors from 1 to 7, so it doesn't have to be as complex as you'd think. It is perfect for putting on a spectacular show at your next club launch. You'll be the king of clusters with this beast.

12"/15"/18-inch Cut-to-Size Plastic Parachute

This colorful chute is great for smaller rockets. It has cut lines for 12", 15" and 18" sizes, as well as a spill hole in the middle. Made from High-Density PolyEthylene (HDPE) plastic. Comes with thick cotton string for the shroud lines, and tear-resistant hole reinforcement rings.

Because of the three sizes, you can use this chute for most of your small model rocket fleet. You might want to get several so you have extra spares when your friends want to borrow a chute from your range box.

USPS Shipable "J" Motor

The Aerotech J520W motor, which fits the 38/1080 case, is a USPS shippable "J" motor. That means you can get your L2 certification without paying a HAZMAT shipping fee! Right there, you've saved yourself a big wad of cash. But it may not be for everyone. Why? This is a very high thrust rocket motor, so be prepared for it by having a well-built model that can withstand very high acceleration. On the plus side, it belches out a big white flame that really enhances the experience of your launch. It is a really cool effect, if that is what you're looking for.

Estes Viking Bulk Pack

The Estes Viking is a small rocket that features cardboard fins that can be attached on any of their four edges. With up to five fins per rocket, this allows for 48 different combinations. If you're using this in a classroom, it can make each of your student's rocket look unique and perform differently from each other. This economically priced bulk pack includes 12 rockets.

EasyMega Flight Computer

Got a complex high-powered rocket project? Say, like something that is multi-stages, or has air-started motors or strap-on boosters? Then the EasyMega from Altus Metrum is something you might interest you. This flight computer has 6 pyro channels for controlling events on your rocket. It also Includes gyros for tilt limiting events, which makes it great for staging high-power rockets, and also for dual-deployment events.

The EasyMega has most of the funtionality of the TeleMega but without the GPS receiver and radio telemetry link. So you don't need a HAM radio license to use it.