Estes 1950 Eliminator Model Rocket Assembly and Launch Guide

This is an instruction manual for the Estes 1950 flying model rocket. It contains assembly instructions, a parts list, and a list of required accessories.


Estes 1950 Eliminator Model Rocket Assembly and Launch Guide - cover page
Brand
Estes
Category
Other products
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
460 KB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
16C2163DE1AEC5851F00C4E150B23D05

About this manual

This document provides instructions for the Estes 1950 Eliminator flying model rocket kit. It includes a parts list for the kit and necessary supplies, along with safety precautions and assembly tips. The guide details how to assemble the rocket body, attach fins, and prepare the engine mount.

What's inside

  • Supplies
  • Assembly Tip
  • Flying Your Rocket
  • Engine Prep
  • Preflight
  • Countdown and Launch
  • Finishing Your Rocket
  • Decal Application

Frequently asked questions

What size launch field is recommended for flying this rocket?

You should choose a large field that is at least 1000 feet or 305 meters square.

How many squares of recovery wadding should be inserted into the rocket?

You need to insert 6 to 8 loosely crumpled squares of recovery wadding.

What is the maximum length for a wood strip used in the launch lug assembly?

The wood strip must be cut into two equal pieces that are no longer than 2 inches or 51 mm.

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