F35-8W 24/60 Reload Motor Kit (2)

Name: F35-8W 24/60 Reload Motor Kit (2)
Brand: Aerotech
Price: 30.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (6 reviews)

Item Number: aro63508

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Product Details

This is the F35-8W 24mm Reloadable Motor System from AeroTech Consumer Aerospace. For use with kits designed for Black Powder "E" Motors. Package contains 2 Aerotech F size Reload motor kits.

Product Rank

#1 in Reloadable - Small
#33 in Rocket Engines
#95 in Model Rockets

Includes

Two F35-8W Single Stage Reload Kit

Features

Reload kit should only be used in Aerotech/RCS RMS-24/60 mode rocket motor hardware.
White Propellant- A brilliant white flame, dense bright whit exhaust and a throaty roar are the hallmarks of this popula popular propellant.
Looks and sounds like actual sounding rockets and launch vehicles.
Single stage.
Made in the USA.
Instruction sheet included.

Requirements & Suggestions

12V launch system

Comments

Use only AeroTech/RCS RMS Reload Kits and motor parts to refurbis your RMS Motor.

Specifications

Propellant type- White Lightning
Primary use- Single stage
Motor diameter- .938" (24mm)
Motor weight- 3.0oz. (85g)
Maximium liftoff weight- 16.0oz. (454g)
Aerotech Product Number: 63508

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Aerotech F35-8W RMS performance

By: charliemoss

This motor provides excellent power for rockets such as the LocPrecision Weasel. I recently had a very impressive flight using this motor in my Weasel. It had a good steady lift-off, straight trajectory, and attained an altitude of 1398'. The F35-8W also works well with my Aerotech Initiator.

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Didn't think it would work...but

By: Rocket_starship (Hammonton, NJ)

I built a 75 scratch build rocket like the mean machine back in the day but bigger and launched it twice so far with a F35-8w. It lifted surprisingly well off the pad and reached about 700-900 feet. The rocket weighs 0.85 lb and the dual parachutes preformed awesome. Word of caution to those who have not handles these motors, wear gloves when handling them!

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