sl98
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Virtually, any Estes kit can be easily modified to dual deploy. My first foray into DD was with an Estes Mega Sizz and an original Eggtimer. With the Mega Sizz, I learned the key to LPR/MPR DD is to keep everything as light as possible. I moved to the Quark with a micro 1S lipo for all of my LPR/MPR DD. I’ve since added an Estes Monarch, Vagabond, STM-012, and D-Region Tomahawk. I also have a number of DD scratch builds using BT-50, BT-55, and BT-60 and 29mm body tube. The FlightSketch Sport may also be a nice alternative when it becomes available.
LPR/MPR DD is a great way to learn DD. I continue to fly more LPR/MPR DD than HPR DD because I can fly LPR/MPR at my local flying field. If you are interested, here are a few threads with pictures of some of my LPR/MPR AV bays.
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/18mm-av-bay.158068/post-1971738
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threa...you-like-the-best-and-why.134558/post-1589880
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/suggestions-for-stm-012.137788/post-1647999
LPR/MPR DD is a great way to learn DD. I continue to fly more LPR/MPR DD than HPR DD because I can fly LPR/MPR at my local flying field. If you are interested, here are a few threads with pictures of some of my LPR/MPR AV bays.
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/18mm-av-bay.158068/post-1971738
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threa...you-like-the-best-and-why.134558/post-1589880
https://www.rocketryforum.com/threads/suggestions-for-stm-012.137788/post-1647999