Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Mid-power kits at: apogeerockets.com/Rocket-Kits/Mid-power-Rockets
Have you ever stood on the launch field, watched your C-motor rocket soar, and thought to yourself, "I want to go higher"?
Making the jump from small model rockets to the exciting world of mid-power can feel like a big leap. You might have questions about stronger materials, new glues like epoxy, or where you can even launch something with that much power. But the allure of that incredible roar, the pride of building a more substantial rocket, and the thrill of watching it climb thousands of feet is what drives us forward in this hobby.
To help guide you on this journey, we have just released a new video on our website: "Stepping Up from Small Rockets to Mid-Power Rockets: What You Need to Know."
In this practical, 7-minute guide, I'll break down everything you need to feel confident about taking your next steps into mid-power rocketry.
In this video, you will learn about:
The true power difference between the motors you know and the E, F, and G motors you want to fly.
The basics of reloadable motors and whether is makes sense to use the.m
Essential upgrades to your building techniques, from stronger materials to the common adhesives.
The critical hardware for launch and recovery, including launch rails and durable nylon parachutes.
A clear, simple path for getting started.
This video was created specifically for those who are ready for more excitement but want to proceed safely and with confidence. We address the common fears and questions to show you that a successful flight is well within your reach.
Ready to take the next step? Watch the full video now.
In our video today, we discussed that the Amarok kit is a great first mid-power model. So we're using it as an example in the Launch Visualizer. We're launching it on an Aerotech F27-4 motor from the site of Jackson Michigan Rocket Club. Check out the 3D simulation at: rocksim.com/apis/eI_wUX7G0?img=LVgifs-3.gif
Mid-power kits at: apogeerockets.com/Rocket-Kits/Mid-power-Rockets
Have you ever stood on the launch field, watched your C-motor rocket soar, and thought to yourself, "I want to go higher"?
Making the jump from small model rockets to the exciting world of mid-power can feel like a big leap. You might have questions about stronger materials, new glues like epoxy, or where you can even launch something with that much power. But the allure of that incredible roar, the pride of building a more substantial rocket, and the thrill of watching it climb thousands of feet is what drives us forward in this hobby.
To help guide you on this journey, we have just released a new video on our website: "Stepping Up from Small Rockets to Mid-Power Rockets: What You Need to Know."
In this practical, 7-minute guide, I'll break down everything you need to feel confident about taking your next steps into mid-power rocketry.
In this video, you will learn about:
The true power difference between the motors you know and the E, F, and G motors you want to fly.
The basics of reloadable motors and whether is makes sense to use the.m
Essential upgrades to your building techniques, from stronger materials to the common adhesives.
The critical hardware for launch and recovery, including launch rails and durable nylon parachutes.
A clear, simple path for getting started.
This video was created specifically for those who are ready for more excitement but want to proceed safely and with confidence. We address the common fears and questions to show you that a successful flight is well within your reach.
Ready to take the next step? Watch the full video now.
In our video today, we discussed that the Amarok kit is a great first mid-power model. So we're using it as an example in the Launch Visualizer. We're launching it on an Aerotech F27-4 motor from the site of Jackson Michigan Rocket Club. Check out the 3D simulation at: rocksim.com/apis/eI_wUX7G0?img=LVgifs-3.gif
