As I found out today, the answer is YES, but........
The pyrogen head can vary in diameter. Some Q2G2s fit through the bore while others were too thick.
Be aware that Q2G2s can be set off while doing the continuity check on some controllers.. They fire off at a low amperage whichmakes made them popular for cluster applications.
Back story: I ran out of First Fire Micros, they were just too fragile and broke apart when trying to snake them through the bore of the QJet motors. So I experimented. Q2G2s are a good length and can reach the front of QJets while leaving a long enough tail out the nozzle end.
Would probably work better with wider nozzle QJets. These were early production B motors.
The pyrogen head can vary in diameter. Some Q2G2s fit through the bore while others were too thick.
Be aware that Q2G2s can be set off while doing the continuity check on some controllers.. They fire off at a low amperage which
Back story: I ran out of First Fire Micros, they were just too fragile and broke apart when trying to snake them through the bore of the QJet motors. So I experimented. Q2G2s are a good length and can reach the front of QJets while leaving a long enough tail out the nozzle end.
Would probably work better with wider nozzle QJets. These were early production B motors.