Estes 1265 – Scissor Wing Transport User Manual

Scissor wing transport, Precautions, Countdown and launch estes launch supplies

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SCISSOR WING TRANSPORT

ESTES INDUSTRIES

1295 H Street

Penrose, CO 81240

#1265

FLYING MODEL ROCKET
KIT INSTRUCTIONS

www.estesrockets.com

KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

ASSEMBLY TIP:

Read all instructions

before beginning work on your model.
Make sure you have all parts and supplies.

TEST FIT ALL PARTS TOGETHER
BEFORE APPLYING ANY GLUE!

If any parts don’t fit properly, sand as
required for precision assembly.

PARTS

Locate the parts shown below and lay them out on the

table in front of you. DO NOT USE THIS DRAWING TO ASSEMBLE
YOUR ROCKET.

PRINTED IN CHINA

BODY TUBE BT-50 18" (1)

(30352)

POWER POD BT-20 12" (1)

(30451)

RUDDER TUBE BT-50J 2-3/4" (1)

(30362)

ENGINE HOOK

EH-2A (1)

(35021)

GREEN CENTERING

RINGS AR2050 (2)

(30164-2)

LAUNCH LUG

LL2B (1)

(38178)

GREEN ENGINE

BLOCK AR520 (1)

(30162-2)

MYLAR RETAINER

RING (1)

(30168)

CLAY WEIGHT (1)

(85704)

YELLOW SPACER

TOOL ET-2 (1)

(35003)

RUBBER BAND #8 (2)

44060

WOOD DOWEL 1/8" X 9"

(32054)

ELASTIC THREAD ET-1

(85772)

PLASTIC PARTS SET (60832)

NOSE CONE INSERT

PIN-50 YR (1)

(72605)

PLASTIC NOSE CONE

PNC-50YR (1) (72604)

ASSEMBLED 12" (30 cm)

PARACHUTE (1)

(35801)

DECAL SHEET WITH TAPE HINGES (37065)

LASER CUT BALSA SHEET 1/8" (3 mm) 32229

LASER CUT BALSA SHEET 1/16" (2 mm) (32228)

WING

PIVOT CAP

WING

PIVOT

PIVOT BASE

WING

HOLDER

SUPPLIES

In addition to the parts included in the kit you will also need:

SCISSORS

PENCIL

RULER

FINE SAND

PAPER

(#400-600 GRIT)

CARPENTER’S

GLUE

HOBBY

KNIFE

PLASTIC

MODELING

CEMENT

MASKING

TAPE

RAZOR

SAW

TWEEZERS

SPRAY

PRIMER

WHITE

SPRAY

PAINT:

BLACK

WHITE

12.

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FLYING YOUR ROCKET

Choose a large field (500 ft. [152 m] square) free of dry weeds and brown grass. The
larger the launch area, the better the chance of recovering your rocket. Football fields
and playgrounds are great. Launch only with little or no wind and good visibility.

Always follow the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) Safety Code.

MISFIRES

TAKE THE KEY OUT OF THE CONTROLLER. WAIT ONE MINUTE BEFORE GOING
NEAR THE ROCKET!
Disconnect the igniter clips and remove the engine. Take the
plug and igniter out of the engine. If the igniter has burned, it worked but did not ignite
the engine because it was not touching the propellant inside the engine. Put a new
igniter all the way inside the engine without bending it. Push the plug in place. Repeat
the steps under Countdown and Launch.

NAR Safety Code

NO DRY GRASS
OR WEEDS

P/N 83130 (1-05)

COUNTDOWN AND LAUNCH

ESTES LAUNCH SUPPLIES

To launch your rocket, you will need the following:
¥ Porta-Pad

¤

II Launch Pad

¥ Electron Beam

¤

Launch Controller

¥ Recommended Engines: B4-2, B6-2, C6-3
¥ Igniters and Igniter Plugs (included with Estes engines)

KEY ALWAYS OUT UNTIL
FINAL COUNTDOWN!

HOLD KEY DOWN AND PRESS
LAUNCH BUTTON UNTIL LIFT-OFF!

1 5 F T. (

5 M )

4...

3...

2...

1...

INSERT KEY.
PUSH DOWN
AND HOLD.

1...

1...

2...

2...

4...

4...

PRECAUTIONS

MASKING
TAPE

8 (20.4 cm)

LAUNCH BUTTON

3...

3...

NOTE: So that you don’t lose

sight of your Glider or
Power Pod, it’s a good idea
to have another person
observe the launch, as the
Glider and Power Pod
descend separately.

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