Estes 3226 Hi-Flier XL Model Rocket Instructions


Estes 3226 Hi-Flier XL Model Rocket Instructions - cover page
Brand
Estes
Category
Toys
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
2.8 MB
Published
09 August, 2012
Updated
16 August, 2012
MD5 checksum
35A7CFE33295D54FCBD869B9B2089757

About this manual

This Estes-Cox Corp. model rocket instruction sheet covers the Estes 3226 Hi-Flier XL kit, with assembly tips, a parts list, tube marking and shock cord mount guidance, and a list of needed supplies and recommended Estes engines. Text is repeated in English, Spanish and French.

It explains launch setup with the Porta Pad II launch pad and Electron Beam launch controller: insert the key and push down until the bulb lights, then hold the key down and press the launch button until liftoff. Safety sections cover pre-launch checks, flying in a 500 ft. (152 m) square field free of dry weeds, and misfire handling that requires removing the key and waiting one minute before approaching the rocket.

What's inside

  • Model Rocket Instructions
  • Final Countdown!
  • Launch Materials Needed
  • Key / Launch Controller
  • Safety Precautions
  • Pre-Launch Check
  • Flying Your Rocket
  • Misfires
  • Assembly Tip
  • Tube Marking Guide & Shock Cord Mount

Specifications

Recommended Estes enginesC11-3 (first flight), D12-5, D12-7, E9-6, E9-8
Launch field size500 ft. (152 m) square
Launch padPorta Pad II
Launch controllerElectron Beam Launch Controller

Frequently asked questions

How do I use the launch controller key?

Insert the key and push it down hard; the bulb should light. Then hold the key down firmly and press the launch button until liftoff.

What should I do if the rocket misfires?

Take the key out of the controller and wait one minute before going near the rocket. Then disconnect the igniter clips and remove the engine.

What size launch field is recommended?

Choose a large field 500 ft. (152 m) square that is free of dry weeds and brown grass.

Which Estes engines are recommended for this rocket?

The recommended Estes engines listed are C11-3 for first flight, D12-5, D12-7, E9-6 and E9-8.

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