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  1. 7th February 2009, 06:53 AM #1
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    Estes - X-Ray (K-18 or #1218) Gallery

    Welcome to the Estes X-Ray (K-18 or #1218) Gallery on TRF.

    This gallery showcases the Estes X-Ray (K-18 or #1218) and those rockets derived from it. Particularly appropriate in this thread are the following:


    Estes: X-Ray: K-18 or #1218
    Estes: X-ray: #0834
    MMWW: (Estes) X-Ray: #237
    Thrustline: X-Ray: TACL-011



    as well as any upscales, downscales, clones, kitbashes or other derivative works. Even Goonies qualify!



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    Estes (Astron) X-Ray (K-18 or #1218) Basic Information

    Estes X-Ray (K-18 or #1218) Basic Information.

    Estes Industries

    MODEL NAME: X-Ray Also known as: Astron X-Ray

    NUMBER: K-18 of #1218

    Introduced: 1964
    Final Year: 1985
    Designer:

    Type: Payload
    Motor Mount: 1x18mm
    Recovery: Parachute
    Stages: 1
    Length: 16.75"
    Diameter: 0.950"
    Span:
    Weight: 7 oz

    Mfg. Description: An easy-to-build high performance single stage payload rocket, the Astron X-Ray features parachute recovery and a large see-through payload compartment. Perfect for research work and sport flying too. Kit comes complete (less engines). (Estes 1966 Catalog)

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    1967 Catalog text identical to 1966 Catalog
    1968 Catalog text identical to 1966 Catalog

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    An easy-to-build high performance single stage payload rocket, the Astron X-Ray features parachute recovery and a large see-through payload compartment. Perfect for research work and sport flying too. Kit comes complete, ready to assemble. Engines not included. (Estes 1969 Catalog)

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    1970 Catalog text identical to 1969 Catalog

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    MMWW (Estes) X-Ray (#237) Basic Information

    Estes (Estes) X-Ray (#237) Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: Micro Maxx #1218 X-Ray Also known as:

    NUMBER: #237

    Introduced: 2000
    Final Year:
    Designer: John McCoy

    Type: Payload, Downscale
    Motor Mount: 1x6mm
    Recovery: Streamer
    Stages: 1
    Length: 6.66"
    Diameter:
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: DESC


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    Thrustline X-Ray (TACL-011) Basic Information

    Thrustline X-Ray (TACL-011) Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: X-Ray Also known as:

    NUMBER: TACL-011

    Introduced:
    Final Year:
    Designer:

    Type: Payload, Clone
    Motor Mount: 1x18mm
    Recovery: Parachute
    Stages: 1
    Length:
    Diameter:
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: DESC


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    Estes X-Ray (#0834) Basic Information

    Estes X-Ray (#0834) Basic Information.

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    MODEL NAME: X-Ray Also known as:

    NUMBER: #0834

    Introduced: 1997
    Final Year: 2004
    Designer:

    Type: Payload
    Motor Mount: 1x13mm
    Recovery: Streamer
    Stages: 1
    Length: 14.5"
    Diameter: 0.74"
    Span:
    Weight:

    Mfg. Description: Mighty Mini-engines boost this rocket with its clear payload section to over 500 feet! Boost insects into the sky. Fly other experimental payloads! Streamer allows for quick, easy and safe recovery. (Estes 1997 Catalog)


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    Estes - X-Ray Gallery

    Another Old timer downscale, Night flying, payloader is the 10.5mm X-Ray. this one's payload bay designed again with a recess in NC & Shoulder/transition to center a 1" fishing Cylume for night flights. It's also on the rack in the previous posts night flying rack photo.


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  7. 15th May 2011, 06:26 AM #7
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    This is one of my oldest ones, built around 1967 or so. The main body tube has been shortened a bit due to a lawn dart, and the clear payload tube was replaced as well. It seems so small and light compared to my bigger rockets.
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  8. 11th July 2011, 03:02 AM #8
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    Just completed (and so far flown once) X-Ray clone. Most parts (but not all) are from Semroc. The BT is Estes tubing and the fins were cut from 1/16 C-grain balsa I had on hand.
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