Estes Destination Mars Leaper: Beginner (EST7297)
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The Estes Destination Mars Leaper model rocket brings futuristic Martian surface transport action straight to your local park or field. Built from lightweight, high-durability EPP foam, this beginner model rocket requires no painting, gluing, or sanding for near-instant assembly. Reaching heights up to 75 feet on a single motor, the Destination Mars Leaper delivers reliable launches and exciting featherweight landings every time.
Inspired by the low-altitude personal maneuvering units designed for sci-fi Mars exploration, the Estes Destination Mars Leaper offers an exhilarating and completely unique flight profile. Engineered with tough EPP foam and prefinished structural parts, this model rocket kit is tailored for beginners and young rocketeers who want fast-paced flying without long bench build times. Assembly takes just 15 minutes by inserting the included stabilizer rods. Powered by a standard Estes A10-0T rocket engine, the Leaper model rocket leaps up to 75 feet into the sky before deploying its clever featherweight recovery system. Upon engine ejection at apogee, the craft shifts its center of gravity to land safely and upright on its tripod landing gear without requiring a parachute or streamer.
What engine is required to fly the Destination Mars Leaper model rocket?
The Destination Mars Leaper is designed to fly using a single Estes A10-0T mini rocket engine secured with a simple masking tape friction fit.
Does the Destination Mars Leaper require a parachute for landing?
No, the Destination Mars Leaper uses an innovative featherweight recovery system. Upon engine ejection at apogee, the rocket shifts its center of gravity to gently tumble back down and land upright on its tripod legs.
What extra equipment is needed to launch the Destination Mars Leaper?
To launch the Destination Mars Leaper, you will need an Estes Porta-Pad II launch pad with a 1/8" launch rod, an Electron Beam launch controller, A10-0T engines, starters, recovery wadding, and four AA alkaline batteries for the launch controller.
How long does it take to assemble the Destination Mars Leaper rocket?
Assembly for the Destination Mars Leaper takes approximately 15 minutes, as the components are prefinished and simply require inserting the stabilizer rods without any glue or paint.
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