Collection: Altimeters

An altimeter is the simplest way to find out how high your rocket actually flew, rather than guessing. It records the peak altitude of every flight — and, depending on the model, details like top speed, acceleration and time in the air — then plays the numbers back to you once it's safely on the ground.

They're small and light enough to sit in most payload bays or nose cones, and they turn each launch into something you can measure, compare and build on. That makes them a favourite for anyone chasing a personal-best altitude, and a genuinely useful teaching tool for classroom and club sessions where the maths behind the flight is the whole point.

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