The following motor has been certified by NAR Standards & Testing for general use as a Model Rocket Motor effective August 1, 2006.
Aerotech: G77R
29mm X 146mm G77R-4,7,10 102.9 Newton-seconds total impulse* 100.5 Newtons Peak Thrust* 59.1 grams propellant mass*-Sea level corrected value
Looks cool ...
Obvious dumb question ... do you have to be certified level 1 to fly this motor ?
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It's a model rocket motor, as the average thrust is 80N.
John
kool !!!
Check the total impulse with your orgs limit.
Some G's are considered High Power.
*But* best of all, it comes with a Firstfire ignitor... :-)
Great motor BTW...
Join the IAR. They don't need no stinking limits.
this is not one of them.
no need to create extra confusion.
IF a G is under 80ns AVERAGE and under 160ns TOTAL, and has a propellent weight of
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