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	Above, in a shot that perfectly captures the unique thrill of micro rocket-powered flying, Paul Morris launches his P.1 Lightning at the Flying Aces Nationals in Geneseo, NY, July 2006. Powered by a Rapier L2, it’s typical of a new generation of models that are keeping alive the Jetex experience. - Photo by Bryan Weed of Flying Models, contributed by Larry Marshall Read more about Rapier motors and Rapier models >>		Welcome to Jetex.org Contributors the world over are helping to build Jetex.org, a comprehensive online resource covering the technical and historical aspects of small sustained thrust micro rocket motors for use in model airplanes and other craft. The post-WWII British-made Jetex motors are the most well known and well thought-of examples. Please take a moment to read through this introductory page if you are a first time visitor here. You may access all areas of the site from the navigation bar above or at the bottom of this page, or by using the site map. Additionally, in our Forum Archive you can take advantage of the extensive collection of the past contributions of fellow aeromodellers, historians, scientists and assorted other micro rocket enthusiasts from all around the world, as they discussed everything from how to build and fly model jets to collecting vintage motors. Have fun looking around, and please contact us if you have any questions or would like to contribute. You can read more about Jetex.org on our About page – why we're here, how we got here, who's behind it, and, most importantly, how you can help us become an even more valuable resource.

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