What launcher goes with this rocket?
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Standard Estes Launcher, or equivalent - (i.e. Astron II (00225), or the Porta-Pad II (302215)) - with a 1/8" Launch Rod.
590280
I've used the traditional launcher (launch pad) I used for all of my other rockets.
391038
You will need to purchase those items separately. If you do not launch it at a club event that already has launch equipment, you will need an Estes 302215 Porta-Pad II Launch Pad, an Estes 302220 Electron Beam Launch Controller. In addition to the launch equipment you will need Estes D12-3 Engine Pack (3-pack) and Estes 2274 Recovery Wadding. The Engine pack includes igniters and plugs. The instruction will tell you how to use all of this stuff. Enjoy!
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You need to purchase the rod, and the engine separately. I strongly recommend getting a model F engine. Aerotech F24-4T (Google it). The rocket will launch FAR. It will disappear from view, and take 7-8 minutes to come down.You can go to Lowest/Home Depot or your local hardware store, and pickup a 3/16 steel rod that is about 4' long. Stick it securely in the ground, and you can launch your rocket from there. The rod is only there to prop the rocket up straight, and to guide it during the first 1-2' of movement. This is the video of this rocket launch with the F24-4T engine: http://www.amazon.com/review/RS9FVXCAJZ57B/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0006NAKMO You need to purchase the rod, and the engine separately. I strongly recommend getting a model F engine. Aerotech F24-4T (Google it). The rocket will launch FAR. It will disappear from view, and take 7-8 minutes to come down.You can go to Lowest/Home Depot or your local hardware store, and pickup a 3/16 steel rod that is about 4' long. Stick it securely in the ground, and you can launch your rocket from there. The rod is only there to prop the rocket up straight, and to guide it during the first 1-2' of movement. This is the video of this rocket launch with the F24-4T... » Read More You need to purchase the rod, and the engine separately. I strongly recommend getting a model F engine. Aerotech F24-4T (Google it). The rocket will launch FAR. It will disappear from view, and take 7-8 minutes to come down.You can go to Lowest/Home Depot or your local hardware store, and pickup a 3/16 steel rod that is about 4' long. Stick it securely in the ground, and you can launch your rocket from there. The rod is only there to prop the rocket up straight, and to guide it during the first 1-2' of movement. This is the video of this rocket launch with the F24-4T engine: http://www.amazon.com/review/RS9FVXCAJZ57B/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B0006NAKMO « Show Less
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It comes with the normal launcher and the ripcord. In the case of my children we had to buy additional launcher sets because they're 12 and their hands are larger, so they needed to get a better hold of them and more power.
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The launcher will fit almost any gun. They multiple fittings for this. I haven't had a real chance to fire the grenades yet. Crappy weather. But I believe the co2 grenade should be fine. But I would double check to be safe.
1826569
Your fine to use the same launcher you've been using for your other rockets if you have any. It does not require the larger launch pad and will use everyday wadding. simply put in as much as the directions call for and you should be good to go! I have flown this baby over a dozen times and it is by far my favorite rocket. I even have a 6" one that is simply awesome to launch but this one here is a step above the rest. Looks really nice in flight. But again, same launch pad and wadding as all other rockets of the same size and difficulty level. Hope this helps!!! Enjoy!!!
2026417
Not this one. My name is Andrew and I bought this product. The ones that pop out at the sides are different this one is a metal Japanese bey with a launcher.
1965000
Need engines (read description for type), wadding (sold with engines) and batteries for controller (read description). Hobby lobby sells Alot of rocket supplies
1512577
No it doesn't come with a launcher. It's in a booster, therefor it does NOT come with a launcher.
808716
Yes he/she would be able to use it...the rocket just wont launch to full height
189432
yes, the launcher actually is a rubber band. just as seen on the picture, each one has its own rubber band,
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.
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I am not sure on launchers but they have some type of track you can use them on for kids that are not interested in using them with the go app. I watched a youtube video that gave a review on the product. He did a demonstration on the other uses. Hope that helps point you in the right direction to get your answers. I just looked it up on youtube and there is a review of the launcher with telepods. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exJQUaPUdlE
972280
yeah that should be fine. I have a super old launch system from 20 years ago, bought this rocket and worked fine. it uses the thin rod.
2222661
I would recommend buying a blank gun since some are cheaper than the dummy launcher and way more comfortable to use since the launcher only holds 1 blank. Regardless I´ve never use it as a "blank gun" but I assume you can use it without the dummy, but with the acorn type blanks. The dummies blanks are way more powerful and will be a lot of energy wasted and probably will end up messing the launcher. I´ll try it during the week and update my answer to let you know.
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The kit does not include the launch rod or the motor. You will need to purchase separately.
1391357
No HMS beyblades come with an HMS launcher And rip cord I suggest that you buy a few extra rip cords because of the age of the plastic