ESTES 1475 - Farside
Summary
Ignite your love for aerospace with this comprehensive kit designed for model rocketry enthusiasts. This manual guides users through every step of assembling their Estes flying rocket, covering essential construction techniques like engine mounting, parachute deployment, and shock cord attachment. It provides detailed instructions for pre-launch checks, safety procedures, and the final countdown, ensuring a fun, safe, and thrilling launch experience for hobbyists.
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COUNTDOWN AND LAUNCH FARSIDE
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FLYING MODEL ROCKET KIT INSTRUCTIONS
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ASSEMBLYTIP
Read all instructions before
beginning work on your model, Make sure you have all parts and supplies.
Please referto included Launch
Set instructions for parts identification, assembly and use
of the Estes Launch System.
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人 TEST FIT ALL PARTS TOGETHER BEFORE APPLYING ANY GLUE.
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(Estes Launch Supplies: 人
12” (30 cm] PARACHUTE,
RTF (35801)
{Sold Separately) Recommended Estes Engines:
BODYTUBE
和 3 FIRST FLIENT 8 下 ,
BT1090 8.23”(209 mm)
BE-4,88-6, DB-5,p5-1
Dark Blue
lgniters (with engines) lgniter Plugs (with engines) Recovery Wadding (Included with some engines)
SHOCK CORD
MOUNT (1T)
(ncluded Porta Pad 中 Launch Pad INSERT KEY. Electron Beame Launch Controller PUSH DOWN
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RUBBER SHOCK
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WILL LIGHT. (USE 3) SN 5 TUBE COu PLER (1) ERW 光 葡 本 mm 人 em
FRONT ENGINE LOCK (T) 2
(1 37915 FA 一8 ) NOT USED 4 忆 2
AR ENGINE MOUNT AAA Engine Hook
TUBE - 735A (T) (35021)
| 30331 REAR ENGINE
WHILE HOLDING KEY DOWN
FIRMLY, PRESS LAUNCH BUTTON UNTIL LIFTOFFI!
NOTCHED
ENGINE MOUNT
SECTION (1T)
PRE-LAUNCH CHECK For safety, neverlaunch a damaged rocket. Check the rocket's body, nose cone and fins. Also, check the engine mount, recovery system and launch lugs (2).
《4AY Repair any damage before launching the rocket,
ENGINE MOUNT
癌 FLYING YOUR ROCKET SECTIONS (2}
This 司 per Choose alarge field (500 世 [152 m] square) free of dry weeds and brown grass- can be recycled, The larger the launch area, the better your chance of recovering your rocket,
Fogtbal 介 ds and playgrounds are great. Launch only with little or no wind and good visibility. f sup PUIES In addition to the parts included in the kit you will also need: 内 Iways follow the enclosed National Association of Rocketry (NAR) SAFETY CODE.一 NO DRY GRASS YA
OR WEEDS MISFIRES
TAKE THE KEY OUT OF THE CONTROLLER. WAIT ONE MINUTE BEFORE
GOING NEAR THE ROCKETI Disconnect the igniter clips and remove the engine.
Take the plug and igniter cut of the engine. If the igniter has burned, it worked but did not ignite the engine because it was not touching the propellant inside the
engine. Put a new igniter all the way inside the engine without bending i L Push the SCISSORS 。 MODELING PLASTIC i ASKINC
plug in place. Repeat the steps under Countdown and Launch. KNIFE CEMENT PNRSSND TAPE
(#320-#400 GRIT) ALL GLUED AREAS ARE SHOWN IN RED
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Manual Details
| Brand | Estes |
|---|---|
| Pages | 2 |
| File Size | 2.06 MB |
| Published | June 05, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if my igniter burns out but doesn't launch the engine?
This means the igniter was not touching the propellant inside the engine. Put a new, whole igniter fully inside the engine without bending it.
Where is the safest place to launch my model rocket?
Choose a large field (500 sq ft / 152 m) free of dry weeds and brown grass. The larger the area, the better for recovery.
What is required before mounting the engine sections?
First, apply plastic cement. Slide the front engine ring into the engine mount tube, aligning it with the long notch, then attach the remaining overtube using cement.
Are there any special safety precautions during pre-launch?
Always follow the NAR Safety Code; never launch a damaged rocket, and ensure good visibility and little to no wind.