Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

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2009 Archived News by Wildman Rocketry

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

VAN ORIN, Illinois USA — Tim Lehr and Wildman Rocketry is pleased to announce the first of the 2009 certification specials to help rocketeers with their rocketry certifications. The first special is for those seeking their Level 2 certs and features the Wildman dual deployment 3" rocket, the only rocket on the market with a lifetime guarantee.

Wildman Dual Deploy 3" diameter Level 2 special.

Wildman Dual Deploy 3" diameter Level 2 Special:

Fiberglass 5:1 ogive nose cone
Booster 48" long fiberglass
Extra long fiberglass coupler/altimeter bay
G10 fiberglass altimeter sled
24" fiberglass payload
54mm fiberglass motor mount
Fiberglass bulkheads
3/8" wood centering rings
Top quality tubular nylon shock cord
Kevlar recovery bridle
Welded eyebolts
Shear pins
Plastic rivets
Nuts and washers
Rouse-Tech Monster Motors 38/720 case
AeroTech J-350 medium delay reload
This package is for level 2 certifications only
Retail price of $400.00, available now at the special price of only $225.00 plus shipping

This is a limited offer only to the first 20 customers. Reloads must be picked up from one your local Wildman dealers or shipped to an LEUP holder.

Website: http://www.wildmanrocketry.com/

Reader comments:

#1 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

Any chance that this can fly stably on an I to work as both a L1 and L2 model, or is that the "Level 2 only" limitation? Perhaps it's too heavy to lift on an I? (I presume that the kit includes a 54-38 adapter, since the included HW is 38mm)

Seeing as how I'm (a) cheap and (b) not cert for L1 yet, a dual purpose bird is attractive. Not buying/building two just might leave some cash to actually get the electronics to go dual deploy for L2.

JordanT on 02-17-2009 08:40 PM

#2 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

That rocket should absolutely work for a L1 and L2 rocket. Throw an decent I motor in it, and you should be all set for your L1. I would think an I300 would be good for the L1.

Mark Koelsch

markkoelsch on 02-17-2009 08:46 PM

#3 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

Easily work for both. I've never flown mine this way, but for an L1 cert I would do it in single deploy set-up omitting the av-bay and payload tube and using motor ejection. As far as an adapter I wouldn't care if he included one or not, especially at that price. Take the money you saved and buy an Aeropac tailcone retainer and adapter and you still come out ahead. That rocket is begging for the tailcone retainer. I put one on mine. Did my L2 on a AT J570 to 3500' last November. Two weeks ago to 7531' on a AT K550. Next up, Loki L1400 to ~12K and K350 to ~11k. Talk about two different ways to get to the same altitude.

hognutz63 on 02-17-2009 09:26 PM

#4 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

BIG QUESTION???

is the special for the WILDMAN 3" CARBON FIBER... which is the photo that is on his web site; or is it for some other rocket???? please be clear about what is so special and then show an accurate photo.

I will be the first to order if it is for the 3" carbon + motor and case!!! NOW that is the kind of DEAL we all need right now !!!!

Left coast at ya...

rocketleftcoast on 02-18-2009 01:44 AM

#5 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

I don't thing so, retails for $400.00 which includins motor & reload.......

JD

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JDcluster on 02-18-2009 04:19 AM

#6 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

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This Bird will fly on anything from a G -L and iis one of the great things about it
Its totally modular use the booster with nose cone and fly it on G-j motors with motor ejection or use the alt bay and payload and fly I -L

This deal does not come with and adapter or retainer can be purchased separately

Tim
Wildman Hobbies

WILDMANRS on 02-18-2009 08:49 AM

#7 Re: Article: Wildman offering 2009 L2 certification special

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Sorry to say no its not the carbon version
Yes the pic is of a carbon wildman
I loved the paint job so much I used it in the the ad they the same rocket except the composite

Tim
Wildman Hobbies

WILDMANRS on 02-18-2009 08:53 AM

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