Please NOTE:
Production of the X7 Launch Pad
has been SUSPENDED --

CUSTOMER SUPPORT for existing X7 Launch Pads
will continue to provide replacements for lost parts
until the existing supply runs out.
(  X7-parts  at  thepostalzone  com )

Due to the drastic rise in the price of aluminum and stainless steel over the past 3 years
it has become impossible to continue to produce the X7 at a reasonably affordable price.
Unfortnately we have no way of knowing when (or if) production will resume.

The
  ROCKAdyne

X7 Launch Pad

=>  The model rocketry launch platform for the 21st Century  <=



Made in the USA
with materials & components
sourced from U.S. Companies

Always
Free Shipping
within the United States

( International buyers only pay actual shipping cost )



























The X7 Features:

--  A solid aluminum blast plate 7" diameter and 1/8" thick  --
--  A sturdy, adjustable launch rod support tube  --
 --  Stainless steel fittings  --

No plastic anywhere !

Will not burn, melt or distort
  no matter what rocket engine you use.

Rocket exhaust gases and powder stains
clean off with water and a non-abrasive scouring pad.

PLEASE NOTE:
The launch rod shown coming out of support tube
in the picture below is NOT included.
( Launch rods are sold in hobby stores and online )



--  The X7 quickly secures to *any* tripod  --
... or...
The included adapter
 allows you to mount the X7 on
a Porta Pad stand:

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--  The X7 securely holds launch rods from 1/8" to 1/4"  --
--  The launch rod can be placed in any one of 7 locations on the Blast Plate  --

--  Easily and safely handles rockets up to 6 inches in diameter  --
( ...or larger... if the X7 is mounted on a hefty tripod )


Bottom Line:
The
ROCKAdyne  X7
is a major improvement in
model rocketry launch pad design and performance.
 
Please NOTE:
Production of the X7 Launch Pad
has been SUSPENDED --

CUSTOMER SUPPORT for existing X7 Launch Pads
will continue to provide replacements for lost parts
until the existing supply runs out.
(  X7-parts  at  thepostalzone  com )

Due to the drastic rise in the price of aluminum and stainless steel over the past 3 years
it has become impossible to continue to produce the X7 at a reasonably affordable price.
Unfortnately we have no way of knowing when (or if) production will resume.