Estes 2238 Portal E Launch Pad, Flying-Rocket-Model Launch Pad

Estes 2238 Porta-Pad E Launch Pad for flying model rockets is a vital accessory for any successful Estes rocket launch. Quick to assemble without glue or tools, this launch pad features a robust blast detector and stand to absorb the extra force of more powerful rocket engines, delivering strong and reliable support for every flight and experiment. The launch pad comes with a 1/4-inch (6-millimeter) rod but can also accommodate a 3/16-inch (5-millimeter) Maxi Launch Rod (sold separately). This launch pad is ideal for hobbyists, guided beginners, and educators alike. It is perfect for field use, science fairs, and classroom demonstrations that dive into learning about aerospace. Whether youre launching a test flight or enjoying some rocket-powered fun with friends, this pad will help you blast off other Estes model rocket kits with confidence, making it an ideal addition to your rocket supplies. Pair this launch pad with an Estes E Controller (sold separately) to complete your launch pad system. For safe use, connect a controller at the launch site only when ready to launch, and insert the safety key only when all people are at least 30 ft. away from a flight-ready rocket. Always follow the NAR (National Association of Rocketry) model-rocket safety code during rocket kit operations. Estes rocket kits are built from the highest-quality components and designed around the unforgettable experience of pressing launch. Our hobby and STEM educational science products range across all skill levels, interests, and power levels. Unleash the space dreamer and science enthusiast in you with an Estes model rocket! From the Manufacturer Launch the big boys with the Estes Porta-Pad E Launch Pad. The Porta-Pad 'E' Launch Pad assembles quickly and easily, with no gluing required. The Porta-Pad E Launch Pad comes with a in. (6 mm) launch rod, but can accommodate an Estes 3/16 in. (5 mm) Maxi Launch Rod (not included). Recommended for ages 18 and up. Adult supervision required for anyone under 18, when launching E powered rockets.