Aerotech 29mm RMS hardware.

[jazzviper1]

Does Aerotech still make the 29mm 40-120 RMS set? They don't list it on their website and it is out of stock everywhere.

 

[Eric]

Does Aerotech still make the 29mm 40-120 RMS set? They don't list it on their website and it is out of stock everywhere.

Wildman rocketry has them in stock. They have posted that about every week that people have asked

 

[Joe Rocket 97]

I second Wildman, try Chris' rocket supply too

 

[jazzviper1]

Thank you.

 

[jazzviper1]

Just checked, Wildman does not list the 29mm 40/120 package and Chris's rocket supply is "no stock"

 

[Jmhepworth]

Just checked, Wildman does not list the 29mm 40/120 package and Chris's rocket supply is "no stock"

Wildman does list it. It’s under Hobbyline.

https://wildmanrocketry.com/collections/hobby-line/products/rms-29-40-120

Joe

 

[Jmhepworth]

Wildman does list it. It’s under Hobbyline.

https://wildmanrocketry.com/collections/hobby-line/products/rms-29-40-120

Joe

And you can save $22.50 on that’s alone by joining the Wildman Club.

 

[Joe Rocket 97]

Call the vendors, don’t depend on the website

 

[DavidMcCann]

that case will never die.

 

[DankMemes]

I think it’s just an issue of demand really, I’ve seen them start to come back into stock at a number of places now that we’re out of peak launch season. I’m on the lookout for a good deal on a third, can’t beat the versatility of that case for mid power birds... also looking forward to that redline load Chuck teased us with on Facebook for the hobbyline case

 

[Ben Martin]

And you can save $22.50 on that’s alone by joining the Wildman Club.

Is there any way to see the Wildman Club prices for products even if you're not in the club yet?

 

[Eric]

Is there any way to see the Wildman Club prices for products even if you're not in the club yet?

Only by calling them or asking someone to look who is a member. I think hobbyline hardware and reloads run 30% off MSRP. And almost everything else on there site is 10% off.

One 29/40-120 and two Non-HAZ reloads and you have paided off the membership and are saving money.


This is how it looks when logged in as a member.

 

[solid_fuel]

Joining the Wildman club was the worst financial decision I ever made. I end up giving Tim all my money because of it. And don’t even get me started on the Black Wednesday and Friday sales. Never visit his website in late November. Never.

But seriously if you know you’re going to make about $300 retail price purchases in motors you will save the cost of the membership. I think with the Hobby Line stuff you might even hit the break even point around $200. Edit: According to the poster above me it looks like you will hit it at well under $200

 

[WILDMANRS]

Just checked, Wildman does not list the 29mm 40/120 package and Chris's rocket supply is "no stock"

https://wildmanrocketry.com/products/rms-29-40-120?variant=13799149699124
in stock ready to ship

 

[markfsanderson]

I had to snipe a set on ebay . . .

Mark

 

[jd2cylman]

Wildmans has plenty of them on hand... I've touched them...

 

[DankMemes]

Just got an email a few days ago that Buy Rocket Motors has these in stock now

 

[scott johnson]

When I get back to work I am going to try and make a set of 29mm closures out of 6061-T6 AL. I'm a competent machinist and they should be easy parts to make. I may even try to make the casing, but I would have to turn the OD and bore the ID as I have no aluminum tubing that has the correct ID. I don't plan on going into business....liability issues....but if success is mine, I may be able to help out with closures.

 

[Nytrunner]

I may be able to help out with closures

Only research fliers with Tripoli will be able to fly them at clubs though

 

[scott johnson]

Kinda figured out there was a "Caveat" involved, hence the disclaimer. I wouldn't mind getting parts certified through NRA/Tripoli. I'm just a few short years away from retirement and am looking for stuff to make in my retirement career, a small "cottage industry" machine shop other than seal sleeves for Siemens 4.15kw 132M frame motors used by Nucor Steel down in Berkeley County, SC.

 

[dhbarr]

Kinda figured out there was a "Caveat" involved, hence the disclaimer. I wouldn't mind getting parts certified through NRA/Tripoli. I'm just a few short years away from retirement and am looking for stuff to make in my retirement career, a small "cottage industry" machine shop other than seal sleeves for Siemens 4.15kw 132M frame motors used by Nucor Steel down in Berkeley County, SC.

I've got some things I want made and an engineer to draft them. Want to play with experimental rocket motor parts? PM me