The AeroTech Enerjet F52-8C 2-Motor Pack contains two 29mm single-use composite propellant motors for mid-power model rocketry. The Classic aerospace-grade propellant produces a brilliant orange flame with moderate smoke, and each motor carries an 8-second ejection delay.
Propellant Technology
- Brilliant orange exhaust signature with moderate smoke production
- Consistent thrust characteristics for predictable flight performance
- High-strength polymer case, bulkhead, and nozzle construction
Technical Specifications
- Motor diameter: 1.125 inches (29mm)
- Casing length: 3.28 inches (83mm)
- Total impulse: 66.2 N-sec
- Average thrust: 52 newtons
- Peak thrust: 74.6 newtons
- Thrust duration: 1.3 seconds
- Delay time: 8 seconds
- Propellant weight: 30 grams
- Motor weight: 81.4 grams
- Maximum liftoff weight: 510.3 grams
Package Contents
- 2 AeroTech Enerjet F52-8C 29mm x 83mm single-use motors
- 2 FirstFire Jr. initiators for ignition
Age Restriction
Federal law prohibits the sale of these motors to persons under 18 years of age. Orders containing this item require proof of age verification before shipment.
Certifications
Certified by the Tripoli Rocketry Association (TRA), the National Association of Rocketry (NAR), and the Canadian Association of Rocketry (CAR).
Related Motors
- AeroTech G80-7T 29mm Blue Thunder Single-Use Motor
- AeroTech F22-5J RMS-29/40-120 Reload Kit
- AeroTech F24-4W RMS-24/40 Reload Kit
Performance Notes
Because rocket design and flight conditions vary, AeroTech does not publish recommended maximum lift-off weights for its mid-power and high-power motors. Use motor performance data and flight simulation software such as RockSim or OpenRocket to select the right motor for a given airframe.
Manufacturer Information
AeroTech/Quest Division, RCS Rocket Motor Components, Inc. manufactures composite propellant rocket motors. For thrust curves and technical data, visit the AeroTech official website. Browse the full Model Rocketry collection.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.