Muster
Map reloadable motor hardware end to end — every reload a case flies, the closures and spacers each needs, and the parts to buy.
Reloadable motor hardware is a graph, and it's easy to get lost in it: a case flies some reloads directly and others only with spacers, each reload needs the right closures, and a few need a seal disc or a plugged closure. Muster makes that graph interactive across AeroTech RMS, Cesaroni Pro, and Loki Research. Tell it a case you own and it lists every reload it can fly — direct or with spacers — each reload's certification, and the complete list of reusable hardware to buy. Or start from a reload and it works back to the cases and hardware that fly it.
Every fit is typed — direct versus spacer, and how many spacers — never a bare yes/no, and the tool won't invent a cross-brand fit beyond the 75/98 mm crossloads the manufacturers publish. A companion kit planner turns the same graph on your own hardware: check off the cases and adapters you own and it ranks the single purchase that unlocks the most new reloads. Muster is a shopping aid, not an assembly guide — the reload's printed instructions are always the authority on the hardware it needs.
What it does
Both directions
Start from a case to see every reload it flies, or from a reload to find the cases and hardware that fly it.
Typed fits
Direct fits and spacer fits are distinguished — and spacer fits grouped by how many spacers they need — never a bare yes/no.
Shopping list
Reusable hardware to own once — case, closures, seal disc, adapter — separated from the single-use reload, with part numbers and a plain-text copy.
Three systems
AeroTech RMS, Cesaroni Pro, and Loki Research, with the manufacturer-published 75/98 mm crossloads shown as a distinct caution, never a resolved fit.
Kit planner
Check off the hardware you own and it ranks the single purchase that unlocks the most new reloads — kept on your device.
Certification as a dimension
Each reload carries its certifying body, with out-of-production shown as its own status — never conflated with decertified.
Sourced end to end
The reload catalog mirrors ThrustCurve; the hardware graph is curated by hand from manufacturer data, with a source on every part and rule.
A page for every part
Each case and reload has its own deep-linkable, static page — cross-linked, in the sitemap, and leading back into the interactive tool.
Try it out
Free to use, no account required.