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Skill Level 2 - Previous Experience Suggested
The Apogee Aspire kit was designed with one purpose in
mind. To achieve the highest possible altitudes from 29mm
composite propellant motors. On the Apogee Components'
F10 motor, this rocket is capable of flying higher than 1 mile! It
can go even higher on 29mm G and H motors.
This is an easy to build kit, and can be further reinforced to
fly with high thrust motors. By doing so, it is also capable of
speeds exceeding Mach 1 on a G80 rocket motor. WOW!
While the model is easy and straight-forward to build, I recom-
mend that you read the entire set of instructions first. By doing
this, you'll be able to construct this model in a very fast and
efficient manner.
Sheet A - P/N 31048
Aspire Parts List
P/N
Description
10091
Airframe Tube (AT-24/3.75")
10110
Airframe Tube (AT-29/13")
13008
Airframe Coupler (AC-29)
13031
Centering Ring (CR18-24)
13035
Centering Ring (CR24-29)
13056
Launch lug (SBL-0328) 3" Long
19114
Plastic Nose Cone (PNC-29A)
15531
Balsa Fin Sheet
30305
Mylar Streamer 4" X 56 "
29326
300# Kevlar Shock Cord (36" Long)
37012
Tube Marking Guide Sheet
41020
Decal Sheet
31048
Aspire Instruction Sheet A
31049
Aspire Instruction Sheet B
Other Tools and Materials Needed
• Scissors
• Hobby Knife
• Pencil
• Wood Glue (or White Glue)
• FIXIT
Epoxy-Clay
®
(www.ApogeeRockets.com/epoxy-clay.asp)
• Masking Tape
• Sandpaper & Sanding Block
• Ruler
• Sanding Sealer
• Paint Brush
• Spray Paint
Another quality flying model rocket kit from:
Apogee Components, Inc.
3355 Fillmore Ridge Heights
Colorado Springs, CO 80907 USA
Visit our web site at: www.ApogeeRockets.com
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Summary of Contents for Apogee Aspire
- Page 1 Colorado Springs, CO 80907 USA Visit our web site at: www.ApogeeRockets.com Skill Level 2 - Previous Experience Suggested The Apogee Aspire kit was designed with one purpose in mind. To achieve the highest possible altitudes from 29mm composite propellant motors. On the Apogee Components’...
- Page 2 29mm body tube. Note: If you plan on using longer 29mm rocket motors than the 3.5” (8.9 cm) long Apogee F10 composite propellant motor, you may omit the next step.
- Page 3 9. Using wood glue, attach the launch lug to the tube. Position it on the pencil line, about 4 inches (10.2 cm) from the end of the tube near- 4.0” (10.2 cm) est the fins. Allow the glue to dry. (Note: If you FIXIT fillet ®...
- Page 4 Inserting and Retaining a 29mm motor into the Apogee Aspire The smaller motors (24 mm dia.) are first taped into the motor adapter. Then the adapter is in- serted into the rocket –...
- Page 5 Launch Supplies Needed Apogee Aspire Motor Matrix Motor To Launch your rocket you will need the Engine Alt. (ft) Alt. (m) Vel. (mi/hr) Vel. (m/s) Dia. (mm) following supplies: • A model rocket launching system C11-7 • Flame resistant recovery wadding...
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