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AeroTech J1799N-P RMS-54/1280 Reload Kit (1 Pack) - 10179P

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$105.2 $166.99 In stock

The AeroTech Reloadable Motor System RMS is an aluminum cased reusable motor in kit form that is assembled by the user. You will need AeroTech RMS-54/1280 motor hardware to build and complete the motor for many reliable flights. Motor hardware is available separately in a complete set, and also as individual parts. Important: High Power RMS reload kits are not compatible with Mid Power RMS products.

The J7199N-P is a Plugged motor reload. Plugged reload kits do not utilize a motor-actuated delay or ejection charge. Plugged motors must be used in conjunction with a timer, altimeter or radio-activated recovery system.

This RMS motor reload utilizes RCSs exclusive Warp-9™ aerospace grade composite propellant formulation, which produces a prominent yellow-orange flame studded with “mach diamonds.” Warp-9 is AeroTech’s fastest burning propellant. Originally developed for Orbital’s Pegasus® fin motors, Warp-9 is perfect when you need the highest thrust possible from a given motor size.

The AeroTech motor reload kit comes with 1 rocket motor reload. Reload kits include all internal motor components and FirstFire™ Initiators. Requires HAZMAT shipping via UPS or FEDEX. The sale of this high power motor to persons under 18 years of age is currently prohibited by federal law. This is a High-Power motor requiring Level 2 High-Power certification through NAR or Tripoli to purchase. Orders containing this item will not be shipped until proof of age (such as a copy of a driver’s license) and proof of Level 2 certification is received.

Certified by the Tripoli Rocketry Association (TRA), the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) and the Canadian Association of Rocketry (CAR).

  • Specifications:

    Motor Diameter: 2.125 inches (54mm)

    Casing Length: 14.48 inches (368mm)

    Hardware Required: RMS-54/1280

    Total Impulse: 1066 N-sec

    Average Thrust: 1963.4 newtons

    Peak Thrust: 2024 N-sec

    Thrust Duration: 0.6 seconds

    Delay Time: Plugged

    Propellant Weight: 506 grams

    Motor Weight: 1090 grams

    Maximum Liftoff Weight: Due to the variables involved, AeroTech/Quest currently does not list or post recommended maximum lift-off weights for their mid-power and high-power rocketmotors. Instead, we recommend utilizing either the RockSim software available at www.apogeerockets.com or OpenRocket Simulator available at www.openrocket.info.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

Fits my RMS-54/1280 hardware perfectly, and the aluminum case feels solid enough to reload again and again. The grains seated cleanly with no trimming needed, which saved me a lot of fuss on the bench.

Mia U. ★★★★★

The aluminum casing on this reload kit feels way more solid than the cardboard single-use motors I used to fly. Assembly is straightforward once you've got the RMS-54/1280 hardware, and it's nice knowing I can just buy new grains instead of a whole new motor.

William D. ★★★★☆

Assembly was straightforward once I had the RMS-54/1280 hardware on hand, and the grains seated cleanly in the case. Only gripe is that the instructions assume you've built one of these before, so a first-timer might want to watch a video first.