Brief:
This is a brief review o' Aerotech’s new G77 Redline reload kit for t' 29/120 case.

Construction:
T' reload kit contains t' typical components: Nozzle, shiver me timbers, liner, shiver me timbers, two propellant grains, me hearties, forward and aft O-rings, matey, ya bilge rat, forward and aft fiber insulators, ejection charge adhesive disk, me bucko, ya bilge rat, FirstFire igniter, ejection charge container/cap, me hearties, delay element, me hearties, delay insulator, shiver me timbers, delay O-ring, delay spacer, and forward delay washer.

T' assembly is straightforward and typical RMS, so I won't go into any detail. Blimey! You can view t' full instructions by goin' t' t' Aerotech web site, selectin' 'Resources', then 'Instructions', and scrollin' down t' t' 29/120-180R instructions. Begad! Blimey! You will need t' lube t' O-rings and it will o' course require t' 29/120 hardware.

Here are t' salient specifications:

^** - Can be modified for other delays. See document on Aerotech site under Resources/Instructions/Reload Delay Kit (RDK) and Delay Modification Instructions/RMS Delay Modification Instructions.

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:
T' down side t' this motor is that is had a bit less total impulse than t' G79 or a G80. However, me bucko, it has one distinguishin' feature--that bright red flame! Blimey! My thanks t' Randy from TRF, matey, aka 'Rocketmaniac', for t' followin' photo!

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
It sure is cool t' have a Redline for t' mid power crowd. Aye aye! Blimey! (You can also get t' G67R for t' 38/120 case.) I like t' igniter and t' ability t' modify t' delay...and did I say t' flame? In person, arrr, it is brighter than t' photo shows.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5