R126: NAR S&T NEW MOTOR CERTIFICATIONS

[billspad]

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R126: NAR S&T NEW MOTOR CERTIFICATIONS

The following Aerotech motor has been certified by NAR Standards &
Testing for general and contest use as a Model Rocket Motor effective
immediately.
This is the same motor currently sold by Apogee Components with the
same designation.


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Aerotech:

D10-3,5,7
18mm x 70mm


18.75 Newton-seconds Total Impulse
25.13 Newtons Peak Thrust
13.39 Newtons Average Thrust

Propellant mass: 9.8 grams

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Jack Kane
John Lyngdal
NAR Standards & Testing
[email protected]

 

[shreadvector]

Could this actually be R126 ????

https://www.nar.org/SandT/releases/R125.html

 

[billspad]

Could this actually be R126 ????

https://www.nar.org/SandT/releases/R125.html

Yes.

If a moderator could fix the thread title I'd appreciate it.

 

[jj94]

So what will happen with the D10? With Apogee continue to sell them under their name with AT selling them under their's too or will AT take over? Just curious about it.

 

[cjl]

Interesting. It's a great little motor, but I'd rather see the D3 back rather than an identical motor branded differently.

Still, it's a nice alternative to the reloads for people who want an 18mm D that burns slower than the 21.