White Lightning™ (W) - A brilliant white flame, dense bright white exhaust, and a throaty roar are the hallmarks of this popular propellant. Easy to track. Exciting to watch! White Lightning looks and sounds like actual sounding rockets and launch vehicles.

The F44W (F44) is a 6% F single-use composite motor from Aerotech. Aerotech's White Lightning propellant produces a brilliant white flame and white smoke.

They utilize a patent pending high-strength polymer case and bulkhead, polymer nozzle and RCSs exclusive White Lightning™ aerospace grade composite propellant formulation, which produces a gorgeous bright white flame with lots of smoke and a throaty roar.

They utilize a patent pending high-strength polymer case and bulkhead, polymer nozzle and RCSs exclusive White Lightning™ aerospace grade composite propellant formulation, which produces a gorgeous bright white flame with lots of smoke and a throaty roar.

Put a bolt of lightning in your rocket! Includes 2 motors and 2 starters. Recommended for ages 16 and up, Adult Supervision required for those under 16 years of age. Includes First Fire Mini Starter. Enerjet F44-4W mid-power motors are single …

These Economax F44-8W model rocket motors are powered by Aerotech's White Lightning composite propellant. White Lightning produces white exhaust and a white flame. The F44 produces a peak thrust of 15 pounds and burns for 0.9 seconds.

AeroTech’s new Economax™ composite motors have significantly more power than an Estes® black powder motor, burn much faster, and are up to 43% lighter. The result: it’s like putting a “Bolt of Lightning In Your Rocket!” Dimensions: 24mm x 70mm (same physical size as an Estes® D12) Total Impulse: 41.46 Newton-Seconds

Model and high-power hobby rocket motor data for flight simulation and reference.

White Lightning- A brilliant white flame, dense bright whit exhaust and a throaty roar are the hallmarks of this popula popular propellant. Looks and sounds like actual sounding rockets and launch vehicles.

These high performance, composite propellant model rocket motors use the same family of solid propellant as NASA’s Space Shuttle Boosters, military missiles, sounding rockets, and NASA’s future SLS moon rocket.