1505 A10-PT Engine
A10 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart
1505 A10-PT Engine
A10 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart
Estes Rockets

A10-PT Engines

SKU: 001505
$10.29
Sale

ENGINES FOR MODEL ROCKETS

4 – A10-PT Engines
4 – Starters
4 – Starter Plugs

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Overview 

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Overview

The Estes A10-PT engine is a plugged engine designed for use in the Estes Blurzz cars and boost gliders. Each package includes 4 engines, 4 starters and 4 starter plugs.

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Overview

Estes A10-PT Rocket Engine Pack

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Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

  • Total Impulse

2.50 N-sec

  • Time Delay

None

  • Max Lift Weight

3.0 oz (85 g)

  • Max Thrust

13.00 Newtons (2.9 lbs)

  • Thrust Duration

0.80 Seconds

  • Length

1.8 in. (4.6 cm)

  • Diameter

13 mm

  • Weight

.26 oz. (7.4 g)

  • Propellant Weight

0.13 oz (3.5 g)
Estes A10 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart

Customer Reviews

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Andrew Sidwell
Engines

This engine is good with the Blurzz dragster, but it is a little weak. The dragster still has not reached the end of its track.

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David Montgomery
I used 4 of the A10-PT's as the outboard engines

I used 4 of the A10-PT's as the outboard engines (along with a D12 core) for my Estes Maxi-Brute Star Wars X-Wing that was entered for the Science Fiction/Future Scale NAR Regional meet at JSC in 2005. Launch and boost was a success, but the ending could have been better. The A10-PT was perfect for this application.

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Jonathan Charbonneau
My question is this: How can the thrust duration be

My question is this: How can the thrust duration be 0.8 seconds when the total impulse is 2.5 newton-seconds and the average thrust is 10 newtons? The duration in seconds must be one tenth the total impulse in newtons-seconds for the average thrust to be 10 newtons.