I211W nozzle diameter?

.260 per InfoCentral

Interesting reading on InfoCentral! I measured an I284W nozzle that was still in the package and it measure .260" (Should be .281")! Guess I should start checking all of them now, not just the "mixed up" ones!

-Stuart

Leslie,

Please be careful here. The right diameter is .266" throat per the I211W B/P. Please do not reference Non - Aerotech sources for this kind of information. I checked the other reply you got, and it is not correct. I wonder where info central would have gotten their information? Not from me.

By the way, the I284W Is also a .266" throat. This is exactly why the instructions say to keep the bag sealed until ready to use. This makes me want to export PDF's of the RMS motor Blue Prints officially to clarify this type of information.

Please ask me the next time directly, I will have no problem checking for you.

Robert Rosenfield Mfg Engineer AeroTech & ISP Inc.

in article xCQWa.3843$ snipped-for-privacy@newsread1.news.atl.earthlink.net, Stuart Leslie at snipped-for-privacy@mindspring.com wrote on 8/2/03 8:17 AM:

Well what's stopping you from making this information readily available? Do it!

I've seen this question asked again and again here on r.m.r. "What's the right nozzle for XXX reload?"

We should not have to dig for this stuff.

Simply saying "keep the bag sealed until use" isn't good enough. Mistakes happen, at the field and at the factory, and the only way for flyers to be able to verify that we have the right parts is to make this info available. It should be printed on the direction sheet for each reload, but just putting it up on the Aerotech web site would be a start. (If it's there already I couldn't find it).

- Jeff Taylor

I've had excellent, fast responses from Joe when emailing a question to Aerotech.

Thanks guys!

Joel. phx

Robert,

Thanks for the timely update, I was going to drill out the I284 nozzle but will leave it alone. It would be helpful to have accurate information posted for easy reference.

Stuart Leslie