Swingshot RC Rocket Glider

The SwingShot RC glider from J&H Aerospace is a two channel Radio Controlled glider, allowing you to fly this rocket right back to your feet so you don't have walk to retrieve it. It is also a swing-wing glider, so it folds up for the boost phase, which goes to a much higher altitude than a fixed wing rocket glider. You can fly this rocket on A-C motors, or if you're really daring, you might put it up on a 18mm composite D motor for some really sky-high flights.

We haven't even built our own rocket yet, so our webpage is not as complete as we want, but we do have them in stock and ready to ship.

7.4v 260mAh 2-Cell Li-Po Battery and Charger

Are you doing electronic staging and looking for a battery that will fire off the igniters used in the smaller Aerotech/Quest composite motors? An e-match (traditionally used for air-starting rockets) is just too big to fit into the smaller nozzle of Quest motors. This new rechargable battery has higher voltage and can reliably fire off both First Fire mini and micro igniters, as well as all e-match style igniters! It is great for rockets like the TTV kit. Both the 7.4v battery and the balanced charger are in stock and ready to ship to you this afternoon if you order by 2 p.m.

Apogee TTV Rocket

The new "Timer Test Vehicle" (TTV) is specifically designed to give you an economical way to try out your electonic staging timers before you commit to putting them in an expensive high power rocket. Flying 2-stages with small composite motors is a cheap and effective way to learn the skills you'll need to take your big rockets to spectacular heights.

This rocket is a marvel of engineering, with lots of features packed into a small rocket. It includes an electronics bay, ejection baffle, through-the-wall-fins, laser-cut plywood centering rings, and two nylon cloth parachutes. It can also be used to test dual-deployment electronics, or a Jolly Logic Chute release. You can get this rocket today here!

Estes So Long

For extreme attitudes, the So Long two-stager can reach over 3600 feet on a combination of two F15 motors – that’s more than two-thirds of a mile high! The kit includes a large payload section so you can send your high-altitude experiments aloft. And for safe returns, the two bright orange streamers are easy to spot and designed to bring your rocket down quickly – don’t let this one drift away! A simple but rugged design means a fun build that you’ll be launching in no time. Get this fun 2-stage rocket here.