Will this launcher work with the strato-fins attachment? ...It looks like it might?
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Had a blast with my son last weekend using this bottle launcher. We decided we want the fins, in part so we can attach the parachute too. Based on the design, the fins should fit no problem, but wont know for sure until later in the week. I can update then.
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I have not tried it with the strato fins.. But I believe the fins are adjustable .. But the launcher works great .. .. Getting ready to do a major launch with over 60 rockets ..
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The fins will work with the EZ-Launch bottle rocket launchers. However, to make them compatible, we have had to glue a white plastic ring over the threads that are located on the bottom of the fins attachment. Be sure and buy your fins from the EZ-Launch screen views. This way you will purchase a set of fins with the white ring and are compatible with the EZ-Launch bottle rocket launchers.Dallas MurdochPresident of EZ-Launch LLC
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It seems like it would be a little snug but would fit into the physical holder, the real questions is about the charging port, if they changed its location in any way then the connector would not slide into the phone which was the biggest plus for me with the original Stratosphere.
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Hi - I responded to your question about your fin support in February. Please see my updated review on the water rocket, dated 4/18/2014 (if they publish it). If not, notify me and I'll send you a spare fin support part the company sent to me. Jim
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Stacy, while I can't answer your question positively, I would assume it may not since the Air is thinner than prior models. So I wouldn't think it would be held in properly. However Targus may already be designing one for the new, thinner Air.
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Yes, it does. We have been using the ORKA balls in our launcher for almost 2 years.
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Great question. My grandson and I flew the rocket approximately 6 times, after a couple of our own modifications (not having a bicycle pump, I hooked my truck's portable air compressor to the rocket, along with an additional 25 foot small diameter plastic tube extension (I found this at a garage sale for ?? $0.50 - new)). The rocket flew well, but, in the process, we broke one fin and cracked a second fin. Now I need new fins! I thought about calling the company and asking them for a dozen replacement fins, if the cost was not too prohibitive. I haven't contacted them yet, but I will. Otherwise, the rocket is grounded. Let me know if you have any luck and I will follow through on my call. I'll post any results of my call on my updated customer feedback sheet. Thanks for submitting your question.
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As the rocket is designed, it does not need a launcher. The attached fins provide enough clearance for the attached plastic extension tube, bung and pump connector, located at the base of the rocket. Read my review. Although the plastic fins seam to break easily, the company supplied me with extra parts (fins) at no additional cost. A fun toy.
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Mine works fine with a Stratus 6. Just be aware that some of the buttons on it don't apply to this model, so of course those don't work. Everything you can do from the buttons on the receiver can be done with this.....EXCEPT the Off/On function, which I find annoying. Otherwise, it works fine.
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Yes, if you have the launch pad inside a box and secured. Then just tilt the box and launch. Best launching it the proper way.
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It is not really designed for the blimp. I tried to use My At875R with my blimp, but found I ended up with too contact noise. It works best with the windscreen designed for it.
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There is an error with the Kalypso launcher. There is a fix on their website if you search for it
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According to the description it's compatible with the attachments. I have a troy built and it works great!
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Theoretically, it should work for other rockets, although I've not tried it on others yet.
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Owen, I really don't know. I ordered this one specifically for our Star Stratoliner. I found a compatibility chart somewhere on the manufacturer's website I think. Sorry that I cannot be of more help.
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Unknown. I used it with standard issue Air Force M-9, so fancy rails or attachments. Sorry for my lack of help :(
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It really isn't designed for a quad fin setup. The notched base component is made to support the weight of the surfboard through a centrally-positioned skeg.It would work for a thruster (center skeg and to side fins), for example, but not for twin fin or quad fin configurations.
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Hello there, I am not sure if they would work with Phottix Stratus II triggers. However what I have works great... Good luck... Cheers!