CEDAR CITY, Utah USA — AeroTech appears to be preparing for its Spring dealer promotion again this year by offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, 2 & 3 certification customers, available only through participating high-power RMS™ dealers.

The promotion will include an H128 reload kit for $9.95 (50% off MSRP), a J350 reload kit for $26.49 (50% off MSRP) and an M1297 reload for $194.99 (25% off MSRP). These prices are nearly identical to last years Level 1-2-3 promotion and the offer will be exclusively for individuals seeking Level 1, 2 or 3 certification.

Customers will need to present their NAR or Tripoli certification paperwork to the dealer prior to purchase. If the promotion follow last year's criteria, the Level 1-2-3 promotion reload kits will be clearly marked "for certification flights only".

Website: http://www.aerotech-rocketry.com/

02-07-2008 08:40 PM  #1
denverdoc Rana sapiens   Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 1732	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion Be careful folks, while a great deal, taking this step can lead to addiction and the need to pay full price. That the M's are less heavily discouted is proof that the pusher man knows what he is about.

02-07-2008 08:44 PM  #2
ddmobley Administrator   Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 2135	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion "It is futile to resist..."

02-07-2008 09:08 PM  #3
jr-rocket soon to be JR L1   Joined: Nov 2007 Posts: 59	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion Must...buy....cheap.......motors.......ahhh

02-07-2008 09:15 PM  #4
denverdoc Rana sapiens   Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 1732	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion I think my girlfriends grandson is about 2 years old-can do Lego's, hes gotta be ripe for an L1 shot in the spring.

02-08-2008 02:11 PM  #5
2112 New Member   Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 7	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion What a great promotion and I thank Aerotech for everything they do to support the hobby. However, I really wish there was a promotion on the hardware. I need 38mm hardware for my L2 and 75mm for my L3...ouch! I just did my L1 last month (18 degrees...burrrrr!!!) on a Aerotech H128...great fun! http://www.catorockets.org/CATO132/Jon_Stenberg_L1.jpg

02-08-2008 03:43 PM  #6
Steve_Shannon Will fly beer for rockets   Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 1653	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion Hi Jon, Congratulations on L1! Some dealers will help by renting or loaning you a case for your cert flight. Of course if something bad happens you are on the hook for the case, but that's just fair. I'll bet someone in your club will help you out.

02-09-2008 12:57 AM  #7
madsen New Member   Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 4	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion Sounds great--just like it sounded last year. Unfortunately, It is difficult to take advantage of--at least for the M1297 for the Level 3. I contacted several dealers last year to take advantage of this same promotion. No dealer would sell a M1297 at the promo price. I even contacted Aerotech and asked if they knew of a dealer that would sell one to me. Aerotech was of no help--but they were very polite about it. Finally one dealer explained the problem to me: In order for him to get the special price on just one M1297--he would have to buy approx. $2,000 in Aerotech merchandise at his normal discount. I still do not have my level 3--I am attempting to go for it this year--but I will not rely on the certification promo from Aerotech.

02-09-2008 02:15 AM  #8
agrippo Certified Level Three   Joined: Aug 2006 Posts: 71	Re: AeroTech gears up for Spring 2008 certification promotion Quote: Sounds great--just like it sounded last year. Unfortunately, It is difficult to take advantage of--at least for the M1297 for the Level 3. I contacted several dealers last year to take advantage of this same promotion. No dealer would sell a M1297 at the promo price. I even contacted Aerotech and asked if they knew of a dealer that would sell one to me. Aerotech was of no help--but they were very polite about it. Finally one dealer explained the problem to me: In order for him to get the special price on just one M1297--he would have to buy approx. $2,000 in Aerotech merchandise at his normal discount. I still do not have my level 3--I am attempting to go for it this year--but I will not rely on the certification promo from Aerotech. Talk to Ken at Al's Hobby Shop or Tim with Wildman Rocketry. Midwest Power is a great place to certify and you'll have months to get your rocket built. Andrew