Mosquito Rocket and Bag
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Mosquito Rocket and Bag
001345 - Mini Mosquito™ -0
001345 - Mini Mosquito™ -3216
Estes Rockets

Mosquito™

Sku: 001345
MSRP/MAP: $7.99
$7.99
Intermediate

Introducing the Mosquito Model Rocket - a mini rocket based on the 1335 Mega Mosquito design that will take your rocketry game to new heights! With a height of only 3.8 inches, this tiny rocket boasts an impressive performance that will surprise you.

The Mosquito Model Rocket is a great project for all rocket enthusiasts. Its tumble recovery feature ensures the safe return of the rocket to earth. With the A10-3T mini engine, which is the most powerful mini engine made by Estes, the Mosquito can reach heights of up to 800 feet – that's more than 200 times its own height! Please note that due to its size and powerful engine, the Mosquito may not return to the launch site after its flight. Ensure you keep a close watch on this little ‘guy’ as it rockets into the sky.

Get your Mosquito Model Rocket today and experience the thrill of launching your own miniature rocket!

  • SKILL LEVEL: The Mosquito is an Intermediate level rocket which will help a budding rocketeer develop some basic model building and finishing skills.
  • RECOMMENDED ENGINES: 1/4A3-3T, 1/2A3-2T, 1/2A3-4T, A3-2T, A3-4T, A3-6T, A10-3T
  • PROJECTED ALTITUDE: 800 ft. (244 m) on a A10-3T

Overview 

Needed to Fly

Specs

Reviews

Overview

Based on the design of the 1335 Mega Mosquito, the Mosquito Model Rocket is a miniature rocket that is powered by a mini engine, and do we mean MINI! It's so small that it stands at just 3.8 inches tall.

Despite its small size, the Mosquito Model Rocket will impress with its remarkable performance. The Mosquito Model Rocket features simple and quick construction with out of site performance.

Tumble recovery brings this awesome little rocket back to earth. Don't let its small size fool you; The A10-3T mini engine, which is Estes' most powerful mini engine, can easily propel the Mosquito to heights of up to 800 feet. That's more than 200 times his own height!

However, it's important to note that due to its small size and powerful engine, the Mosquito may not return to the launch site after its flight. So be sure to keep a close eye on this little guy as it reaches for the sky.

Mosquito Rocket and Bag

What You Need to Fly

A10-3T Engines
$11.29
1/2A3-2T Engines
$11.29
Recovery Wadding
$5.99
Porta-Pad® II Launch Pad and Electron Beam® Launch Controller
$39.99
Estes Porta-Pad II Launch Pad and Electron Beam Launch Controller, Estes model rocket engines, starters and recovery wadding.
Four 1.5V high quality AA alkaline batteries (sold separately)

Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

  • Recommended Engines

1/4A3-3T, 1/2A3-2T, 1/2A3-4T,
A3-4T, A10-3T

  • Launch System

Porta-Pad II

  • Projected Max Altitude

800 ft. (244 m)

  • Recovery System

Featherweight

  • Length

3.8 in. (9.6 cm)

  • Diameter

0.54 in. (14 mm)

  • Weight

0.11 oz. (3.1 g)

  • Fin Material

Laser Cut Balsa Wood
Mosquito Model Rocket

Needed to Build (sold separately)

Pencil, ruler, fine sandpaper and carpenter's glue.
Download Instructions
This product recommended for children ages 10+ with adult supervision for those under 12, and rocketeers of all ages.

Customer Reviews

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Nolan Kenall
I bit into this mosquito when it was dinner time

I bit into this mosquito when it was dinner time and it tasted horrible and it looked nothing like a mosquito bug. I love eating bugs and this one tasted like cardboard! I thought it said on the packageing that this was a mosquito bug. Thanks a lot, Estes!

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highlife366
Neat little rocket, fun build and super flyer..... right out

Neat little rocket, fun build and super flyer..... right out of sight. Recommend 1/4 A motor. First flight was perfect, straight up, tracked the ejected motor, then the rocket followed and landed within 10 feet of the launcher. Second flight, right out of sight and neighbor found the next day some 400 feet away from my launcher. I'm guessing the ejection charge ignited when the rocket was at apogee and sent it sideways, so watch for the tracking smoke and look for your Mosquito in a very large area.