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Model Forum / General / Rockets / February 2007[ROL]AeroTech Spring '07 "Level 1-2-3" Certification Promotion
AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, 2 & 3 certification customers, available only through participating high-power RMS dealers. The Level 1-2-3 promotion includes the H128W-M reload kit for $9.49 (50% off MSRP), the J350W-M reload kit for $26.49 (50% off MSRP) and the M1297W-P reload for $194.99 (25% off MSRP). This offer is exclusively for individuals seeking Level 1, 2 or 3 certification, and customers must present their NAR or Tripoli certification paperwork to the dealer prior to purchase. The Level 1-2-3 promotion reload kits will be clearly marked "for certification flights only". The promotion ends on May 30, 2007. After that date, dealers who have any remaining inventory of Level 1-2-3 reloads may continue to sell them until their stock runs out. However, depending on the success of the program, AeroTech may choose to extend the length of the offer. AeroTech Consumer Aerospace is a division of RCS Rocket Motor Components, Inc., Cedar City, UT. http://www.rocketryonline.com//modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=111 > high-power RMS dealers. hey yo! why don't you slow your roll long enough to edit all your cutting-n-pasting sh.t? why you in such a hurry? we aint worth getting it right? >> high-power RMS dealers. > > hey yo! why don't you slow your roll long enough to edit all your cutting-n-pasting sh.t? why you in such a hurry? we aint worth getting it right? Once you understand the reasoning, the actions are understandable. They don't necessarily make sense or justify the actions, but they are understandable. I mean, after all, this is the nip-and-tuck of the highly competitive hobby rocketry news marketplace, where fortunes are won or lost at a moments notice, all due to what was said first and by whom. In other words, it's called saving face, trying to undo something that has already been done. Things change, life moves on. For most.  SignatureRocketry Planet — hobby rocketry news, feature articles, news archive, discussion forums, live chat, free auctions, launch calendar and the largest collection of web links anywhere! http://www.rocketryplanet.com > In other words, it's called saving face, trying to undo > something that has already been done. that's bullshit, yo. they ain't never heard if its worth doin, its worth doin right? all this garbage about being first, what is this the Post trying to scoop the Times? something else i don't understand...putting the url in the message. i mean, you just posted the entire message, why do i need a url to see the same thing? next thing you know we'll be readin about barcodes and bag thickness again... just go back to the old skool, like it was the last six months -- nada. >next thing you know we'll be readin about barcodes and bag thickness again What's wrong with that? At least they weren't making things up. Hmm I wonder if anyone ever did check to see if the bag thicknesses were as advertised. This could be a new responsibility for S&T or TMT. 8-) >AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, 2 >& 3 certification customers, available only through participating >high-power RMS dealers. Shame they're not offering a similar incentive in the UK. With the announcement of CE marking finally making the purchase of AT motors legal again in the UK you would have thought some kind of promotion would be in order, if only to try and persuade flyers to move back to AT. There are an awful lot of flyers here with no AP experience other than ProX. There are also many flyers with red or black wind chimes who need some kind of incentive to go back to the old ways. After all it is much easier to screw in a ProX reload than build an AT reload. Damian SignatureDamian Burrin UKRA 1159 Level 2 RSO EARS 1115 http://www.ukrocketry.com http://www.larf-rocketry.co.uk LARF - Putting the amateur back in rocketry!! > AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, 2 > & 3 certification customers, available only through participating [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > http://www.rocketryonline.com//modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=111 >>AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, 2 >>& 3 certification customers, available only through participating [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Damian Instead of bitching about it, why don't you try to do something about it by contacting Aerotech. Aren't you a dealer? Get off your a.s and go make some money. >>>AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, >>>2 [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > it by contacting Aerotech. Aren't you a dealer? Get off your a.s and > go make some money. Errr.... No That's the other Damian, you are thinking of I believe (Mr Hall of Uncle Bob fame (launching Mini's down ski jumps and the sport d'jour Reliant Robin Lofting)..... Mr Burrin is a (simply!) a long standing flyer, who teaches kids, stuff...... >>>>AeroTech is offering a special promotion to its NAR and Tripoli Level 1, >>>>2 [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >Reliant Robin Lofting)..... Mr Burrin is a (simply!) a long standing flyer, >who teaches kids, stuff...... Sorry - I was confused. The part about contacting Aerotech still applies. It couldn't hurt to send an email. Phil |
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