Model Rocketry, built for accuracy.
Delta Aerospace started the way most good rocketry projects do:
“I could make this better.”
What began as personal designs for hobby rockets turned into a growing library of flight-proven parts and digital files. We focus on practical designs, sensible tolerances, and components that are easy to build, easy to modify, and hard to break.
If it flies, it belongs here.
2025 Year in Review
Projects
Hank 8266
Hank 8266 is a small flight computer (2x5cm) that uses an ESP8266 WiFi and MCU chip, a Bosch IMU and Barometer
Moses-Hank Framework
The Moses-Hank Framework consist of code for multiple flight computer designs in C++ that control multiple functions.
Servo Deployment
Servo Deployment requires less licenses and way more work. This page contains files and code to make the best system!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Buying a lower power kit and engine pack from Estes is usally the way to go, once you’ve done that, come back and purchase some parts for you first custom rocket!
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Nope, in many countries model rocketry is perfectly legal and many even have clubs and permits so make it quite safe!
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I would usually advise that you find a club or a large open paddock. There are many resources that can show you how much space you might need for a launch site.
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You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within two business day.
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CAD - OnShape
3D Printer- Bambu Lab P1S and A1 Mini
Slicer - Orca Slicer
Electronics Design - EasyEDA
Programming - Arduino IDE 2 and VS Code
Contact Us
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