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Rocket configurations: a. 2-piece rocket, B. 3-piece rocket, C. 4-piece rocket – Estes 2029 - Converter User Manual

Page 2: Apply decals

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A. Carefully cut out shock cord

mount at left.

E. Glue mount 1” (25 mm) inside

upper body tube. Hold until glue
sets. Let dry.

D. Squeeze tightly and

hold until glue sets.

SHOCK CORD

MOUNT

SECTION

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7. ROCKET CONFIGURATIONS:

A. 2-Piece Rocket

TAIL SECTION

NOSE CONE SECTION

You can easily change the length of your rocket by screwing different body
tube sections together. You can fly a 2-section, 3-section or 4-section rocket.

A. Screw the nose cone section onto

the tail assembly.

B. 3-Piece Rocket

TAIL SECTION

BODY TUBE

A. Screw either body section

onto the tail assembly.

RECOMMENDED ENGINES:
B6-2, B6-4, C6-3, C6-5

NOSE CONE
SECTION

B. Screw the nose cone section

onto the body section.

BODY TUBE

A. Insert 6-8 loosely

crumpled squares
of recovery
wadding.

E. Wrap lines loosely. Insert ‘chute,

shock cord and nose cone into
body tube.

B. Lay end of shock cord

on sections 2 and 3 of
mount. Apply glue to
section 2. Fold section
1 over section 2.

1”

(25 mm)

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TAIL SECTION

NOSE CONE SECTION

RECOMMENDED ENGINES:
B4-2, B4-4, B6-2, B6-4, C6-3, C6-5

NOSE CONE
SECTION

TAIL SECTION

C. 4-Piece Rocket

TAIL SECTION

BODY TUBE

A. Screw either body section

onto the tail assembly.

C. Screw the nose cone section

to the top of the body.

B. Screw the remaining

body section onto the
body.

NOSE CONE
SECTION

BODY TUBE

BODY TUBE

RECOMMENDED ENGINES:
B6-2, B6-4, C6-3, C6-5

NOSE CONE
SECTION

TAIL SECTION

C. Apply glue to section 3.

Fold forward.

4. ATTACH SHOCK CORD AND MOUNT

5. ATTACH NOSE CONE AND PARACHUTE

8. PREPARE PARACHUTE FOR FLIGHT

CAUTION:
DO NOT CUT OFF
EYELET OF NOSE
CONE.

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C. Fold.

D. Roll.

IMPORTANT:

Both recovery wadding and

parachute must slide easily into body.
(If fit is too tight, undo and repack).

B. Spike

parachute.

NOTE: Only Estes Wadding (302274) recommended.

A.

Clean the eye of the
nose cone.

DOUBLE
KNOT

SHOCK
CORD

B.

Tie shock cord to

nose cone with a
double knot.

C.

Form loop with

parachute
shroud lines.

D.

Lay shock cord

over loop about
3/4” (19 mm) from
nose cone.

E.

Pass
parachute
through loop.

F. Pull tight.

SHOCK
CORD

3/4”

(19 mm)

SHOCK
CORD

BODY TUBE

NOSE CONE

D. Hold rocket upright,

drop in igniter.

E. Insert igniter plug.

F. Firmly push all the

way in.

G. Bend igniter wires as

shown.

A. Slide engine into rear

of rocket as shown.

C. Separate igniter and

igniter plug.

To avoid serious injury,

read instructions & NAR

Safety Code included with

engines before proceeding.

PREPARE YOUR ENGINE

ONLY WHEN YOU ARE

OUTSIDE AT THE LAUNCH

SITE PREPARING TO LAUNCH!

If you do not use your prepared

engine, remove the igniter before

storing your engine.

IGNITER MUST

TOUCH

PROPELLANT.

B. Twist engine lock ring

into locked position to
hold engine in place.

SHOCK CORD

MOUNT

SECTION

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SECTION

2

SECTION

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A.

Assemble as a 4-piece rocket and apply decals as shown.

This assures that the labels line up when flying as a 2-piece or 3-piece rocket.

6. APPLY DECALS

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