| Information For The Hydra VII |
| The Semroc Hydra VII was designed in 1969 as the seventh Semroc-Kit. Designed to be a high performance large cluster payload rocket, the Hydra VII was the most complex kit Semroc introduced. Named after a multi headed monster in Greek mythology, the Hydra was a monster of a rocket with seven C motors. Construction was much more challenging than most other model rockets of the time. Igniting all seven motors was a major accomplishment, but rewarding flights were still possible. In small fields, a single C motor provided a great low altitude demonstration flight. The Hydra VII was number KB-7. This original Semroc Aeronautics Corporation release hasn’t been seen since 1969, here is your chance to own one of the best cluster kits on the market. You can fly this kit 3 ways. Single C6-3, Three C6-5’s, or go for it all with SEVEN that’s right SEVEN C6-7’s. Large payload section for your cargo. Recovery is no problem with 3 12” parachutes. Laser cuts parts make assembly relatively easy. This is not a skill level 1 kit so be prepared to spend some time on this one, but the results are well worth it. Smoke up your next club launch with one of these. |
