Phantom Blue ARF Model Rocket Kit

Item Number: est2483

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Product Details

This is the Phantom Blue ARF Flying Model Rocket by Estes.

Product Rank

#1 in Almost Ready To Fly
#70 in Rocket Kits
#272 in Model Rockets

Includes

One model rocket

Features

Almost fully assembled
Flies up to 1100 feet (335m)
Parachute recovery
One year warranty
Detailed illustrated assembly and launching instructions

Requirements & Suggestions

For How To Launch a Model Rocket

Model Rocket Engine with Igniter:

A8-3 (EST1781)
B4-4
B6-4
C6-5 (EST1614) (EST1789)
C6-7

Recovery Wadding (EST302274) (QUS7021)
Launch Pad (EST302215) (QUS7610)
Launch Controller (EST302220) (QUS7510)

For How To Build a Model Rocket

How To Build a Model Rocket
Sandpaper
Model Rocket Glue (TES3501) or Cement (HLC107)
Hobby Knife (EXL16018) (EXL16001) (TES281202) (EXL19018)
Masking Tape (TAM87032) (TAM87035)
Sanding Sealer for fins
How to Paint a Model Rocket
Ruler
Scissors
Pencil

Specifications

Skill level: ARF - Almost Ready to Fly
Length: 19.4" (49.3cm)
Diameter: .98" (25mm)
Weight: 1.7 oz. (48.2g)
Recovery system: parachute
Projected altitude: 1100 ft. (335m)
Estes Product Number: 2483

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Easy to build

By: Luakgc

Very easy, looks cool. Do not tape the nose cone to tighten the seal. It may not open when the ejection charge happens. Rocket will lawn dart and crinkle the tubing.

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Estes Phantom Blue mdae for composite 18mm motors

By: champfluff

The Phantom Blue seem almost anemic on BP 18mm rocket motors compared to the higher performance 18mm composite rocket motors. Use plenty of wadding for D10-7's, you will be impressed at break neck speed launches and have a spotter at some distance for best chance of recovery.

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