Quest Aerospace Courier Model Rocket Kit

I discovered that this kit had been attempted before, and possibly returned. After I opened and inventoried the parts, I couldn't find any results. Another builder apparently abandoned it since the motor mount already had cuts in it. The cords for the two parachutes I ordered were not sent to me. Thanks to my rocket building experience, I ended up building my own Kevlar parachute cords from scratch and 3d printed a new motor mount rather than return the kit. After receiving the kit in a plain plastic bag with no description, etc. , instead of in an unopened bag, I knew there was something amiss. Although we did not meet our expectations, the rocket ran well since I had to source missing parts from my years of expertise.

Harrison Rubio

| Jan 08, 2021

In conjunction with our STEM club, we bought four rockets for students. I had more signs up immediately, so it was needed immediately. We received the delivery on time and it In one rocket packet, however, parts were missing and the rocket could not be launched. For the rocket to be complete, the parts bag and strings were needed.

Kailani Kemp

| Dec 17, 2020

Since I started a rocketry club for kids over 25 years ago, I have been involved with rocketry. In the market, there are few eggloft kits. We eventually chose to try one of two kits we found out about out of four possible options. The other kit we received (from Custom Rocketry) is a smaller kit using a B/C engine mount into a larger body tube instead of the larger model we received. The parts in this are bigger so I think they'll be more suitable for younger kids. A laser cut fin is included in the kit to make construction easier. A complaint and a suggestion. It consists of two parts a nose cone and a cap. The cage comes in a single piece that must be cut to allow you to put in the egg. Getting the nose cone shape just right demands some precision and failure to meet the line can ruin it. I believe it is not possible to do this correctly since the nose cone's top and bottom have a pretty loose fit. According to their instructions, you should use electrical tape to hold the pieces I don't think this is as good a design as you might think. There are a few small nuts and bolts I need to install to hold the cabinet Moreover, engine tubes are very thin by comparison with body tubes and the edge of the tube is easy to bend during construction because there is no hardened coating. To prevent damage when inserting and removing engines, my student and I applied thick, non-toxic glue inside the bottom of the rocket to prevent tearing. Despite being separate from the egg and nose cone (in this model), there are two parachute-like chutes that leave the body. I would rate this as a five star movie if the nose cone and engine tubes issue could be fixed.

Kellan Mora

| Jul 27, 2020

It's popular with everyone. The kid is special too ( A raw egg toss after the flight will demonstrate that the egg is still 1) Easy to build, this rocket kit is one of the easiest A B6-powered wing will enable it to take off from really small fields A 2 sized motor that impresses most efficiently when flown on a C6-type aircraft As a group project rocket, it can be used by 4H, the YMCA, schools, and scouts. And it can also be used as a training round for the TARC teams (Team America Rocketry Challenge) or for any group By the end of the course, students should be able to build their own planes and prepare for their flights. After a flight, you can serve your guests an egg-stronaut omelet for brunch.

Natasha Savage

| Mar 29, 2021