| Check out the latest products to hit Apogee's shelves! | | | We created this special motor mount kit because of a request by a few TARC teams. The motor mount centers a 24mm diameter tube inside a 3-inch thin-wall tube. It features plywood centering rings for extra strength, and also comes with a standard engine hook for easy motor installation | | |
| 29mm Rocket Display Stand | | This was another requested item from a customer. They wanted a plywood version of the simple stand we came out with a c ouple of months ago. Plywood is stronger than cardstock, and therefore it can take a lot more abuse from people that want to touch your rockets in your display area. This simple stand allows you to stand your rockets upright for storage and to show off the great craftsmanship of your models. Fits rocket kits with a 29mm engine mount tube. | | |
| | | The U-838 HD video camera offers the capability to take incredible video footage from your model rockets. The camera is small, weighing only 19.9 g (0.67 ounces). It can easily be strapped onto rockets that use C size rocket motors.Video resolution is an incredible 1920 X 1080 pixels at 30 frames per second! With this camera, you can see how cool it would be to actually sit on your rocket as it takes off. | | |
| | | These precision machined inserts allow you to use real metal screws to hold the sections of your rocket together. This allows you to easily assemble the rocket on the field, and take it apart when you are ready to drive home. Great for high power rockets where you want more strength than a removable plastic rivet. | | |
| | | These bulkplates are used to make a professional-looking electronics bay. Essentially, they are used as the end-caps on the two sides of the e-bay section. Note that these aluminum bulkplate fit fiberglass couplers only. Use them to add a bit of professionalism to your dual-deployment rocket. Plus, they make assembly of your rocket go together quicker, and it just looks awesome. It is a bit over-kill for a rocket, but then you want the best rocket you can build, right? We have sizes for 38mm, 54mm, 2.6", 3.0" (75mm), 4" (94mm), and 5.5" rockets to fit the fiberglass couplers we carry. | | |
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| | Web Developer - Our web site is growing exponentially, and we need help maintaining it. This is a part time / consultant position, and you can work from home. Requires knowledge and experience in Javascript, PHP, MySQL, server management and, ideally, ZenCart ecommerce experience. Warehouse and Production teammate - The heart and soul of Apogee is getting products to our customers in the shortest amount of time. This full-time position will put you in the thick of things, and you’ll be doing important tasks like: shipping packages, receiving inventory, stocking shelves, light manufacturing of rocket kits, customer service, cleaning, and data entry. Experience is not necessary, as we’ll train you in the Apogee methodology. But we want someone willing to sacrifice and that is eager to go above and beyond the call of duty. Entry-level wage starts at $10 per hour. Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado. Use our contact form on our web site to inquire about either of these positions. | |
| "About 8 years ago I started using Apogee Components for purchasing all of the needed material for a "Rocket Science for Educators" taught to high school teachers and other STEM educators. Eight years later I'm still using Apogee as my one-stop-shop for rocket materials. The excellent customer service, great selection, and product quality does indeed live up to the test of time." -- Todd Treichel | |
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