2017 Launch Schedule
Multitronix will be attending the launches listed below to conduct demonstration flights of the TelemetryPro system. Additional launches are still being considered. If you would like to suggest a launch near you then please submit it using the Contact page.
- LDRS: April 6-9 at the MDRA site in Maryland. This is the annual Tripoli Rocketry Association national launch.
- NXRS: June 23-26 near Brothers Oregon. Hosted by Oregon Rocketry.
- BALLS: Sept. 22-24 at Black Rock Desert hear Gerlach Nevada hosted by the Tripoli Gerlach.
TelemetryPro® Flight Data Analyzer
TelemetryPro® Turn-on Coil
TelemetryPro® Receiver
TelemetryPro® Transmitter
TelemetryPro® Tracking System
Full systems are usually in stock but please contact Multitronix to check availability and to place an order or ask questions.
Email: sales@multitronix.com or visit our Contact page to send a message.
Email: sales@multitronix.com or visit our Contact page to send a message.
Sorry, everything has been sold out for Christmas. Units will be back in stock in early January. We apologize for the delay in availability. If you are interested in a system then it would be a good idea to contact Multitronix now in order to get on the waiting list. Also feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Email: sales@multitronix.com or visit our Contact Page to send a message.
Recent Outstanding Flights
Multitronix would like to congratulate all the flyers at the BALLS-23 launch that successfully flew the TelemetryPro Tracking System. Three flights in particular were really exceptional. All three were tracked the whole way and safely recovered. The audio output from the TelemetryPro receiver was connected to the launch PA system for these flights so that everyone could listen to Kate's commentary while the flight was in progress. It was a very nice way to watch and enjoy these high altitude flights.
- Neil Anderson and Steve Cutonilli successfully launched a two-stage rocket to over 118,000 feet. See flight details and onboard video!
- Tom Rouse successfully launched his two-stage rocket to over 90,000 feet. See flight details.
- Dave Rose successfully launched a single stage N3100 to over 28,000 feet. See flight details.