High Power Model Rocketry

Force Ten

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$305.93 $478.02 In stock

DESCRIPTION

In the Beaufort Wind Scale, a force ten is a full gale storm that blows sea foam in dense white streaks, reducing visibility. The LOC Precision Force Ten does just that, but in rocket fashion! A subtle nod to our favorite band, this is our tallest kit at nearly 11'. Our LOC-n-Mount system lets you build a rock solid fin can outside the airframe. Stiffy reinforcement at all airframe joints, included electronics bay, a stout 98mm motor mount, and all necessary recovery makes this the perfect vehicle for your L3 certification flight. Or adapt down and fly affordably on larger L2 motors!

Look in to the eye of the storm!

THE TECHNICAL

Complexity: Expert
Diameter: 7.6″
Height: 128"
Weight: 29lbs
Motor Mount: 98MM with 2x MR-1 retention 
Parachute Size: 96″ Ripstop Nylon main - 36" Drogue
Shock Cord Type: 1" Tubular Nylon Y Harness and 2x35' 1" Tubular Nylon with sewn loops
Fin Thickness: 3/8″ LOC-n-Fins
Ring Thickness: 3/8" LOC-n-Rings
Launch Pad: RB-1500 for 15 series rails
Electronics Bay: Included
Decals: Logo only
Instructions: No

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin L. ★★★★★

Got the Force Ten up on a breezy afternoon and it shredded through the gusts like the real thing — the dense white streaks of exhaust really did cut visibility. The build feels solid enough to handle rough launches without any wobble. Definitely punched above its expected altitude.

Isabella ★★★★★

Waited for a calm day to launch it and was blown away by how fast it tore through the sky, leaving a thick smoke trail that matched the storm theme perfectly. The build feels solid, and it landed without a scratch, so I’m already planning the next flight.

Ellie O. ★★★★★

I had this out at the launch field on a breezy Saturday, and the way it tore through the air was impressive. The dense white streaks from the ejection charge really lived up to the name. Just make sure you have a wide open space for recovery.