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ROUSE-TECH MONSTER MOTORS

ROUSE-TECH Monster Motors are the aluminum casings that hold the high power propellant kits from Aerotech. This page will help you get started ordering the right case for your project.

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How To Select A Rouse-Tech Reloadable Motor Casing

Step 1: Pick the diameter of the engine. Clicking on the diameter will take you to more information about each diameter motor so you can select the correct casing.

Step 2: Pick the Aerotech Propellant kit that you want to fly in your rocket. To be honest, this is the most time-consuming step. Contact us if you need help. We'll direct you to the RockSim software that we use to help pick the right rocket engines for your vehicle. Technical Publication #28 gives you a step-by-step procedure for picking the motors that might work in your rocket.

Step 3: Match the propellant kit that you just selected in step 2 to the appropriate Rouse-Tech Monster Motor Case.

 Rouse-Tech Monster Motors

The aluminum reloadable casing is also called the "reload hardware." Why not let Apogee Components be your hardware store?

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Don't I need to be high-power certified to buy these motors?

A. No. You can buy the aluminum casings without being certified. However, you do need to be high-power certified to buy the propellant kits (H size and larger).
 

Q. Where do I go to get High Power Certified so I can buy the propellant kits?

A. In the United States, there are two organizations that can certify you to fly high power motors. They are the National Association of Rocketry, and Tripoli Rocketry Association. If you are outside of the USA, please click here.
 

Q. How easy is it to assemble a reloadable rocket motor?

A. It will take you about 5 minutes to put one together. If you want to see how easy it is, watch our YouTube video where we put one together (click here).
Aerotech Reloadable Motor System Assembly

Q. What kind of hook should I use to hold the 29mm reloadable engines in my rocket? I noticed that the Apogee web site doesn't have long engine hooks.

A. Engine Retainers. These are useful on rockets that use the 29mm diameter reloadable motors that are extra long.
Engine Retainers

Related Items and Optional Accessories That Go Great With These Motors:

Motor Mount Adapters

These adapters allow you to put a smaller diameter motor into a rocket that has a motor mount tube up to two sizes larger. This is a great way to save money by putting a smaller motor in a big rocket.

 Motor Adapter

AeroTech RMS Reload Adapter System

The Aerotech reload adapter system saves you money by reducing the number of reload cases that you need to buy to fly a variety of rocket engines. The spacers allow you to put shorter propellant sticks into the longer cases. So instead of buying six different motor cases, you can reduce that number to two with this accessory.

 Aerotech reload spacer system

AeroTech RMS Delay Drilling Tool

This special drill tool allows you to shorten the delay time on Aerotech's reloadable motors that use the RMS or the RMS+ style delay grains. Basically that is everything that we carry here on the Apogee Components web site. You'll now be able to get the perfect parachute ejection right at the apogee of the trajectory.
Cesaroni Reloadable Rocket Motors

Cesaroni (also known as CTI) is a manufacture of reloadable rocket motors. These motors are made in the standard diameters, so they will fit into your current fleet of rockets without having to do any further modifications.

Cesaroni Pro-X motors

Actual Customer Comment:
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