H268R-M/L H269 (95%) 320 338 1.16 166 AT NAR 29/360
^^^^^^
I had thought it might mean 95% of a full H load, but then this should be
100% (I think) since the N-sec is shown to be 320.So what does the 95% really mean?
SIA, if the cut/pasted table out of the TMT list doesn't post right.
Quoted total impulse is 313Ns, which *is* 95% H. I am guessing whoever wrote the page, for whatever reason, used the AT quoted impulse.
Sorry, hit send by accident.
NAR have it certified as 320Ns, but no datasheet. IIRC the videos of the test firing are on
Thanks, though I still wonder a bit since 313/320 is actually closer to 98%.
Weird in any case, since they don't publish the 313 in their table.
I make 313-160=153, 153/160=0.95625 so perhaps 96% is more correct. Still, by the time you figure in random motor variations, what difference does it make :)
You're right in both cases. It doesn't really make a difference other than to understand what their numbers. Since they neither explicitly state what the % number is nor publish the 313, its hard to substantiate the one's intuition as to the meaning.
Maybe they just made it up?
It HAS happened before.
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