Estes A3-6T availability

[Johnly]

The will be moving to "Contest Approved" status shortly.

John

 

[BEC]

The will be moving to "Contest Approved" status shortly.

John

Good!

 

[dwinings]

They have shown up on the Estes webpage

 

[Egoldee]

I received my order of A3-6T and A3-2T.
Are they approved for NRC yet?
I want to use them on the 10th

 

[astronwolf]

I received my order of A3-6T and A3-2T.
Are they approved for NRC yet?
I want to use them on the 10th

I just checked, and not yet....
https://www.nar.org/standards-and-testing-committee/nar-certified-motor-list/

 

[Egoldee]

I just checked, and not yet....
https://www.nar.org/standards-and-testing-committee/nar-certified-motor-list/

Thanks I wasn't sure where to look

 

[Cape Byron]

I wonder when the availability in Oz will be? 2025?

 

[aerostadt]

I've got my A3-2T and A3-6T, too. Many dealers have them. You can shop around and see who has the best deal.

 

[Tom Flint]

A3-6T's are supposed to be purple.

 

[BEC]

A3-6T's are supposed to be purple.

You'd think so, wouldn't you?

I received my order of A3-6T and A3-2T.
Are they approved for NRC yet?
I want to use them on the 10th

The will be moving to "Contest Approved" status shortly.

John

 

[SolarYellow]

Nevermind. I figured out that you can manually type in the delay you want, then press tab before clicking the OK button, and it gives you your "fantasy" or just newly-existing motor.

How can I get Open Rocket to recognize the -6T version of the A3? The thrust curves on ThrustCurve.org are 15 years old, so I assume they aren't going to have the new delays embedded. I can't find a button or knob in OR that lets me manually add a delay it doesn't already have in the DB.