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I just finished building the “whole enchilada” Eggtimer starter pack. And I have to say I’m very impressed! What seemed intimidating in the beginning quickly became a rapid way to perfect my soldering skills and increase my confidence in building electronics! Thank you! I love the fact it gives...

I can not get results, followed the instructions but I must be doing something wrong. To get the passkey, connect a USB-Serial cable (the same cable that’s used with all Eggtimer Rocketry products) to the 3-pin header as follows: BLACK wire – GND WHITE wire – TX GREEN wire – not used Using...

It's that time of the year again, when Eggtimer fans of the past, present, and future take advantage of the joy of the holidays and save big bucks (which can be used to buy motors or "that" kit that you've been pining for). Since we don't like being haunted by spirits at 4:00 am in order to...

Hello, I have for sale a fully built Eggtimer TRS. $70, plus shipping, Paypal Friends and Family. Only flown once or twice - works well. This is the same price as a kit in the last year's Eggtimer holiday sale. Thanks, Dave

Eggtimer Rocketry is proud to announce the availability of our premier GPS tracking product, the Eggtimer TRS GPS transmitter/altimeter and the Eggfinder LCD receiver on the 70cm Ham band. This is our first Ham-only product, with some advantages over the non-licensed 900 mHz band products...

Anyone have a wiring diagram they have used successfully with a Marsa33 and an eggtimer wi-fi switch? Looking to use two Marsa events for traditional dual-deploy and the other two for staging (sustainer motor ignition and separation charge, using the wi-fi switch for those events).

After several months of testing and in conjunction with our policy of continuous product improvement, we've now released a new version of the Eggtimer Proton firmware. It incorporates a number of enhancements and fixes, including: * You can now calibrate the accelerometer vertically while on...

I've got some experience with the basic eggtimer flight computer, which I understand is a barometric sensor based flight computer. I'm now working towards my L3 and needing to invest in a 2nd flight computer to meet the redundancy requirements. I've heard that for an L3-cert level flight...