Quest was founded in 1992 in Pagosa Springs, Colorado by Bill Stine, son of G. Harry Stine, one of the men who put model rocketry on a safety footing. ToyBiz owned the brand from 1995, Stine bought it back in 2003, and in 2013 the assets went to RCS Rocket Motor Components, which moved production to Cedar City, Utah. Today Quest is the low power half of the AeroTech/Quest division. Its signature is the 6mm Micro Maxx system for backyard flights and the Q-Jet composite motors in 18mm and 24mm, which fit standard Estes-size mounts but push roughly double the specific impulse of black powder.
Good pick for fliers with small fields, and for builders who like laser-cut parts, plastic nose cones and one-piece molded fin units instead of sanding balsa. Anyone who needs deep motor variety or wants staging will find the line thin.
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