Estes Mini AltiTrak Altitude Tracker [2226]

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Need a savior from a boring classroom, but want to keep it educational? Introduce the Mini AltiTrak to your rocketry activity to engage students in the engineering process. Its not just about data collection and analysis, but about having the tools and resources to understand what is truly happening when the rocket flies through the air.

The Mini AltiTrak uses a gravity protractor to present the angle from your body to the apogee of your rocket flight. With the distance from the launchpad to your body, use simple geometry to calculate the height of your rocket flight, then challenge your students to engineer solutions to optimize their rockets altitude!

The Estes Mini AltiTrakâ„¢ Altitude Tracker brings math, science, and engineering to life in the classroom.

Designed as a low-cost technology solution, these handheld devices allow students to accurately measure and calculate the altitude of model rocket flights.

With a convenient 3-pack included, its an affordable way to equip your entire class for hands-on learning and discovery.

Lightweight, portable, and easy to use, the Mini AltiTrakâ„¢ transforms every rocket launch into a data-driven experiment.

Students will not only record flight performance but also analyze and graph their results, turning a fun activity into an engaging STEM learning experience.

Affordable 3-Pack: Perfect for classroom or group use without stretching your budget STEM Learning Tool: Encourages data collection, analysis, and problem-solving skills Hands-On Application: Students calculate rocket altitude using geometry and flight data Portable and Easy to Use: Small, lightweight design makes it convenient for field activities Engaging Classroom Resource: Add excitement and real-world application to your rocketry lessons

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