GORMLEY, Ontario CAN — Cesaroni Technology Incorporated (CTI) is pleased to announce successful Canadian Association of Rocketry (CAR) certification of a new Pro38® reload, designed specifically for this year's "H-Lite" bowling ball loft event to be held at LDRS25 — the 320Ns H565-14A.

Designed for the Pro38 3G casing, the H565 was carefully dialed in to provide maximum total impulse without exceeding the 320Ns H class limit. The average total impulse calculated from certification firings came out spot-on at 319.8Ns. Like all Pro38 reloads, the H565 comes with a user-adjustable delay and ejection charge; the 14 second delay can be trimmed down to as low as five seconds using the ProDAT™ tool.

With a burn time of 0.57s, the H565 uses a propellant formulated specifically for this motor. The new V-max propellant is a low smoke formulation designed to do one thing — burn fast — and it does so without the use of potentially troublesome burn rate catalysts like ferrocene or Catocene. Not limited to special purpose motors like the H575, Vmax propellant will be showing up very soon in a series of new products. Certification testing is scheduled next week for a number of new Pro38 and Pro54® reloads, using the new V-max propellant and other formulations.

Regular production of the H575 reload will begin immediately, and they will be ready to start shipping to dealers later April. More information may be found at http://www.cesaroni.net/.

Pro38®, Pro54® and ProDAT™ are registered trademarks and a trademark of Cesaroni Technology Incorporation in Canada.