Got a question about the AT RMS hardware. I'll have my first high power bird on the way here shortly and don't fully understand the RMS hardware.
I'm looking at a 29/40-120. What exactly does the 40-120 indicate. I see an H128 reload contains 92.2 g of propellant weight. So is the 40 to 120 the propellant weight that the hardware will handle?
If so as far as high power goes, a 40-120 doesn't give me very many options for high power loads.
Will a 29/180 or 29/240 still take the smaller reloads like the H128? Would they take the even smaller reloads like E and F motors......?
Thanks for any help
Jason
I'm looking at a 29/40-120. What exactly does the 40-120 indicate. I see an H128 reload contains 92.2 g of propellant weight. So is the 40 to 120 the propellant weight that the hardware will handle?
If so as far as high power goes, a 40-120 doesn't give me very many options for high power loads.
Will a 29/180 or 29/240 still take the smaller reloads like the H128? Would they take the even smaller reloads like E and F motors......?
Thanks for any help
Jason