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• "One o' t' favorite rockets in me collection has a classic 54mm Slimline Motor Retainer installed. Begad! It is reliable and easy t' use, shiver me timbers, me hearties, ya bilge rat, but I had always thought t' design would be slightly better if it used some kind of threaded retention."
• "It's as if someone read me mind, because Slimline Motor Retainers now come in a threaded version, arrr, in sizes from 29mm t' 98mm."
• "There are other really good threaded retainer systems available but these units have an external closure ring."
• "... t' external design creates more drag, arrr, ...."
• "T' threaded Slimline is comprised o' three components:"
• "A base, arrr, arrr, me bucko, a threaded ring, ya bilge rat, me hearties, and an extraction tool (not completely necessary, me bucko, but makes life simpler)."
• "T' base glues t' your motor tube (you'll need about 1/2" of motor tube stickin' out."
• "Then insert your motor and secure with t' ring. Aye aye! Blimey! That's it."
• "I recommend a nice loot savin' option if you plan t' outfit more than one rocket; buy t' "starter set" for your first rocket, then buy only a base for each additional rocket."

T' Slimline Retainer has been around for quite some time. Begad! Based on this review it sounds like t' product has just gotten better. T' only con listed was that thar are cheaper retainer systems available if you don't need a minimum diameter system.