Can you shoot the rockets at an angle? Or can it only go straight up?
1068748
It is unlikely you could launch this at an angle and it would be very unsafe to do so. The rocket leaves the launch pad with significant velocity.
1068749
Yes, if you had it set up on an angle. I don't recommend taping action figures to the bottle.
1068750
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.
1841275
Up/down angle, fine. Sideways angle, you'll need a hose guide. I got one of these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PB4F5S/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - drilled a couple holes through two bricks, bolted it to them and put them in the ground about 6' in front of the hose reel. From there, you can pull the hose in any direction(or wind it up) very easily. It winds and unwinds with very little effort.
483973
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
813732
it is self leveling so it can't be set on an angle as it will compensate for level. you can set it for different degrees of rise and fall to work with the receiver
1381111
I don't see why not. The rockets are seperate from the launcher. The rocket shafts are plastic so you could paint them a different color or put stickerson them or write something on them with a marker if you wanted. And yes, after that you just put the rocket on the launcher and stomp for lift off.
2202522
They just point straight up when fully inserted. You could adjust the tilt, but it isn't completely designed to do that. You could easily prop it up on a rock or something to adjust the tilt. I wouldn't want it to tilt too much with little ones though.
1305160
No. You can manually adjust the angle. That's all it can do but does look cool.
1407520
Straight. There is an angled version offered by Leupold. I chose the straight version because when looking through an angled scope with such high magnification it can be difficult to find your target.
779446
That really depends on how much force is used during launch. My boys liked to jump on the launch pad and the rockets would go flying!! We "lost" several rockets on our roof (2.5 story home), so I do suggest that you move the launch pad away from anything that could potentially capture the rockets. But a one-footed good stomp could get these rockets flying a good 10-15 ft. in the air. It's a fun toy!
1106972
Not sure exactly what kind of rocket you're talking about. It doesn't come with anything. My kids just throw it up in the air and it parachutes down. You probably could stuff it in to something that shot it out and it would do the same thing, but we haven't tried it that way.
1721123
I keep my launcher attached all the time, it adds great weight to the fore end for easy follow up shots. But yes you can shoot reg. round threw it with out taking it on and off. DONT shoot reg. Round threw it with a golf ball in the launcher - launcher may explode / rifle may back fire!!! Get blanks, you can reload them to get extra power if you want.
260329
Not sure if you are serious or trolling. If it shoot consistently 2" too high. Its already zeroed. Just aim two inches lower and you're good. There is a tiny pin hole you insert the provided tool to adjust the elevation as needed.You gotta be trolling since you wrote 2" haha.
540843
They can be launched over and over. Of course, they might get shot somewhere that makes retrieving them impossible, but usually my kids (big & little) launch them straight up.
490164
It just points straight forward. I'm sure you could change the angle if you want to mod the chassis, but it would require some finesse.
885561
Yes you can. You will have to set the parameters in the DJI setup app, but it can be set to shoot straight down.
1042682
Yeah! It can go straight upwards, or you can bend it all the way to the base, and anywhere in between! :)
2014084
Yes but it will still shoot at an angle. I would recommend purchasing a staple gun designed for straight on operation.