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Home / Archives / News Archive 1996 / R35: NAR S&T New Motor Certifications
R35: NAR S&T New Motor Certifications Print E-mail PDF
1996 Archived News by NAR Standards & Testing   
Thursday, July 04, 1996

ImageThe following motors have been certified by NAR Standards & Testing as of June 30, 1996 for general use as high power rocket motors. They will not be certified for NAR contest use as they are not model rocket motors.

The following are Kosdon reloadable motors, also known as "Kosdon Truly Recyclable" motors. They are certified only with the indicated size casing and manufacturer supplied nozzle, end closures, delays, and propellant slugs:

Kosdon:
29mm x206mm:
G40-P    (120 N-Sec total impulse, 48.4 grams propellant mass)
G75-7    (150 N-Sec total impulse, 67.5 grams propellant mass)

29mm x291mm:
H70-P    (180 N-Sec total impulse,  81.7 grams propellant mass)
H135-11  (240 N-Sec total impulse, 112.0 grams propellant mass)

38mm x258mm:
I145-7   (360 N-Sec total impulse, 182.7 grams propellant mass)

38mm x314mm:
I170-11  (440 N-Sec total impulse, 287.0 grams propellant mass)

38mm x370mm:
I130-5   (550 N-Sec total impulse, 266.0 grams propellant mass)

54mm x250mm:
I150-6   (640 N-Sec total impulse, 339.0 grams propellant mass)
I120-P   (580 N-Sec total impulse, 393.0 grams propellant mass)

54mm x326mm:
J230-8   (950 N-Sec total impulse, 500.8 grams propellant mass)

54mm x403mm:
K350-9   (1320 N-Sec total impulse, 682.0 grams propellant mass)
K700-P   (1430 N-Sec total impulse, 682.0 grams propellant mass)

Jim Cook, Secretary for
NAR Standards & Testing
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Jack Kane, Chairman

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