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See the updated Radio Location and Tracking Devices page. We now offer 7-element tracking antennas. Also, there is new information on radio receivers.

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Discontinued Products

The following Adept products have been discontinued. They (some or all) may return one day in updated form.

ALTIM1, ALTIM1-50K, ALTS82, ALTS82-50K, ANT1, ANT2, APD1, APD1-100K, ASA3, ASA3T, DC12V, OBC2, OBC2-50K, OBC3, OBC3-50K, PST440, PST611, PST611X, PST941, PST941X, R100, RA2, RA2-50K, RA3, RA3-50K, RAS2, RAS2-50K, SB10, SB30, SB50, ST1205, ST210, ST260, STX10, T100, T110 and VCK1.

 

Adept Rocketry - New Stuff

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The most popular rocket altimeter of all time (over 12,000 sold), the ALTS2 and ALTS2-50K Altimeter with Dual Deployment™, has been updated again, this time to Mil Spec Standard.

Also . . . Announcing a new Flight Partner for the ALTS2 and ALTS2-50K:

The DDCS2 Dual Deployment Controller™, the ideal Redundancy Backup Device

The DDCS2 uses the same circuitry as the ALTS2 / ALTS2-50K and also handles Dual Deployment™, but it does not report maximum altitude after a rocket flight. Because of this, the tedious calibration requirements of the ALTS2 / ALTS2-50K can be avoided somewhat and allow the DDCS2 a substantially lower price. The DDCS2 can be used as the primary deployment controlling device if you don't care about measuring altitude (some rocketeers actually don't). But typically it would be used as a redundancy backup device alongside an ALTS2 / ALTS2-50K (or any other altimeter).

Significant Update to the ALTS1 and ALTS1-50K Altimeter with Deployment

The ALTS1 / ALTS1-50K Is a Maximum Altitude Altimeter with Single Deployment (no trade mark on the term Single Deployment). It can fire a deployment charge at apogee (maximum altitude), or it can be programmed to fire the single charge during descent at 500 feet above the ground (a new feature). It is the same size as the ALTS2 / ALTS2-50K.

The ALTS1 / ALTS1-50K also has a new Flight Partner . . .

The DCS1 Deployment Controller™, another ideal Redundancy Backup Device

The DCS1 Deployment Controller™ is based on the ALTS1 / ALTS1-50K Maximum Altitude Altimeter with Deployment. It can be programmed to fire a charge at apogee, or at 500 feet above ground during descent. It can be used alone, or as a redundancy backup device alongside the ALTS1 / ALTS1-50K ( or any other altimeter). When a DCS1 is used alongside an ALTS1 / ALTS1-50K Altimeter, Dual Deployment™ can be implemented by programming one of them to fire at apogee, and the other at 500 feet AGL.

Note that the new DCS1 outperforms the popular APD1 Apogee Detector™ by Adept (but not the APD1-100K). The APD1 and APD1-100K have similar function to the DCS1.

Significant Update to the DDCS25 Dual Deployment Controller™

The DDCS25 now has the same Dual Deployment™ features as the latest version of the ALTS25 Altimeter, including seven selections for the second (main parachute) deployment output. The DDCS25 can be used alone if you don't care about measuring altitude. But typically it would be used as a Dual Redundancy Backup Device along with an ALTS25 Altimeter, and the DDCS25 has a much lower price.

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Two Brand New Dual-Output Timers

High-current capability that can fire any igniter anywhere (12 amps for 2.3 seconds). And they are programmable to times in excess of 10 minutes (that should be enough). Two versions are available, one for high current and one for low current.

Two Brand New Dual Sequential Electronic Stagers™

High-current capability that can fire any igniter anywhere (12 amps for 2.3 seconds). And the coast times are programmable to times in excess of 10 minutes. Two versions are available, one for high current and one for low current.

 

www.adeptrocketry.com, 7-5-06