LaserLoc 163

Celebrating 35 years of LOC - we bring back an old favorite! The LaserLOC series was one of the first production minimum diameter kits available to the public. Keeping the tradition going we have a few modern day tweaks that will put your skills to the test. A gentle laser etch around the slots allow for easier glassine removal. Multi-slot airframe allow the fins to click into the booster. Precut 4oz fiberglass cloth can be easily epoxied from fin-airframe-fin. This reinforcement will give your LaserLOC the strength for today's higher impulse motors. Fiberglass should be applied with a long cure epoxy for best results. If you have never glassed anything before, here's your chance! The booster is a zipperless design. 1/4" Launch lugs included. Fly away rail guides are another alternative.

Strong enough for supersonic flights. Light enough on your wallet and to fly an E motor!!!

Finishing

Using a high build primer apply 2-3 coats. sand with 400 until spirals are filled. Paint as desired or follow below.

Createx Paint.  Follow manufacturers recommendations for applications.

To achieve OEM color(s) the following paint was used and their respective ratios.

6002                    Sealer Black
4258                    Gloss Black
4004                    Quick Silver. 1 lite coat, 2 moderate coats (do not over coat!)
4030/4661           Balancing Clear and Candy Emerald (until desired density)

Lightly sand with 1000 grit to knock down any over spray before applying decals.  Clear as desired after decal application.

DESCRIPTION

LaserLOC163 Rocksim

Laser LOC 163 Instructions

Complexity: Expert
Diameter: 1.6″
Height: 42.5
Weight: 13oz.
Motor Mount: 38mm minimum diameter - MMA-2 29mm adaptor included
Parachute Size: 21″ Ripstop Nylon
Shock Cord Type:  TN-316-12 12' 3/16" Tubular Nylon with sewn loops
Shock Cord Mount: SCM-3
Fin Thickness: 1/8″
Ring Thickness: none-minimum diameter
Starter Recovery Blanket
Full Decals
Precision cut Fiberglass fin can reinforcement cloth
Instructions: Yes

View a video of Toby Vanderbeek from VANDERBURN reviewing the Laser LOC.