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Estes Mega Mosquito Flying Rocket EST1335
, Mega Mosquito, Skill Level:, 2, Length:, 18.6 inches (47.2cm), Diameter:, 2.6 inches (66mm), Weight:, .33 lbs (5.2oz), Recovery:, 18 inch Parachute, Max Altitude:, 750ft (229m), Mosquito, Skill Level:, 1, Length:, 3.8 inches (9.6cm), Diameter:, .54 inches (14mm), Weight:, .007 lbs (.11oz), Recovery:, Tumble, Max Altitude:, 800ft (244m), ,
This is the Estes Mega Mosquito Flying Model Rocket. The Estes Mega Mosquito Flying Rocket is powered by a D12-3, D12-5, E9-4 or an E9-6, and can reach heights of 750 feet! But don't worry, the Mega Mosquito comes with an 18 inch parachute recovery and a one year manufacturer's warranty!
Features:Laser cut fins
Mosquito included
Mega Mosquito flies up to 750 feet (229m)
Mosquito flies up to 800 feet (244m)
Mega Mosquito requires the maxi launch rod (ESTT2244) if you are using the recommended "E" engines
18 inch parachute recovery for the Mega Mosquito
Tumble recovery for the Mosquito
Waterslide decals
One year warranty
Detailed illustrated assembly and launching instructions
And don’t forget about the bonus Mosquito (Skill Level 1) included! That's the mini engine power of the kit. Standing just 3.8" tall, the Estes Mosquito will go 800 feet high! The Mosquito comes with a tumble recovery system for a safe return.
The Estes Mega Mosquito Flying Rocket is suitable for ages 10 & older, with adult supervision.
Requires:Assembly
White or Yellow Glue
Finishing Supplies
Igniters (ESTT2301)
Recovery wadding (ESTT2274)
Launch controller (ESTT2220)
Porta-Pad II launch pad (ESTT2215)
4 AA batteries (FUGP7300) - for launch controller
Fin alignment guide (est302231) - optional
Engines: Mega Mosquito
1/4A-3T (est1502)- first flight
1/2A3-2T (est1503)
1/2A3-4T (est1504)
A3-4T (est1507)
A10-3T (est1511)
Mosquito
D12-3 (est1666) - first flight
E9-4
E9-6
Note:
If using the recommend "E" engines then you will need these 3 items
E launch controller (est2230)
Porta-Pad E launch pad (est2238)
3/16" maxi rod (est302244)
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Found 11 years ago