Reloadable Motor System 29/40-120

If you would like to get started into Mid Power Rocketry, you need to get one of these cases. Buying this will allow you to fly E-G reloads out of a single case. Reloads are very easy to assemble if you follow the instructions the first couple of times. After that, you will be able to do it from memory. In my 10 years in rocketry, I have owned three of these cases. One was lost in a tree some years ago, but the other two are going strong. The G64W reload is one of the better deals in rocketry when purchased from Hobbylinc. This motor will also lift a considerable sized rocket. This is a must have!

I bought my first Hobbyline RMS 29/40-120 case in 2003 and have been flying it ever since. A conservative estimate is 120 flights so far and I just ordered another dozen reloads for it. The Yellow silk screen label might be a little worse for wear, but the case itself is just as good as the day I got it. Considering the low cost of the reloads, you can't fly any cheaper than this case. I haven't met any adult rocket hobbyists that don't own at least one of these cases and many of them have two or more.

Likely thousands of people have used this case. As for the claim that a cesaroni 2 grain case is $22 with rear closure.... it's not. the closure is another $18. Then the reloads are around $20, whereas the aerotech reloads are 10-15. I'm not bashing CTI here, I own full sets for 29 and 38mm. But the comment bashing the AT 29 40-120 is just out of line. Take your time, put it together properly, clean it well after use, and it's a great investment with many great motors. I own two and am planning to buy more just to save on loading time.