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2009-05-24 Sampo Niskanen <sampo.niskanen@iki.fi>
* Initial release 0.9.0

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OpenRocket - an Open Source model rocket simulator
--------------------------------------------------
Copyright (C) 2007-2009 Sampo Niskanen
For license information see the file LICENSE.TXT.
For more information see http://openrocket.sourceforge.net/
To start the software run the class
net.sf.openrocket.gui.main.BasicFrame
or from the JAR file run
$ java -jar OpenRocket-<VERSION>.jar

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GUI:
- Preferences dialog
BUGS:
COMPUTATION:
FILE/STORAGE:
OTHER:
- web-sivut
DIPPA:
-------------------
LATER:
- Simulation delete/copy/paste hotkeys
(either component or simulation selected, but not both)
- Add BodyComponent at end of rocket when no component is selected
- Showing events in plot (maybe future)
- Search field in motor selection dialog
- Through-the-wall fins
- Store materials
- Streamer CD estimation
- exporting (maybe later)
- Make ThicknessRingComponent implement RadialParent and allow
attaching components to a TubeCoupler
DONE:
- Automatic diameters of body components
- Copy/paste
18.4.:
- Esc, Ctrl-Z and Y etc.
- Look and feel
19.4.:
- Nose cone and transition shoulders in GUI
- zoom, cut/copy/paste etc. icons
23.4.:
- Figure or rocket not updating when using a new BasicFrame
24.4.:
- File save and load
- Motor configuration editing (pre-alpha)
- Save simulations
25.4.:
- Multi-stages simulation (pre-alpha)
- Make sure simulations end
- Mass and CG overrides (pre-alpha)
- General loader
26.4.:
- Centering ring inner diameter automatics (pre-alpha)
- Landing simulation (pre-alpha ??)
- Parachute/Streamer editing in GUI (pre-alpha)
- Launch lug editing in GUI (pre-alpha)
29.4.:
- Actual plotting done
- Refactored source code packages
2.5.:
- Plotting (pre-alpha)
- Gravity model
- More units and specific custom units (angle, temperature, ...)
- Transition/Nose cone description text wrapping
- Fin set CP jumps at Mach 0.9
- Error dialogs for load/save/etc
3.5.:
- More materials (pre-alpha)
- File opening from command line
9.5.:
- Rocket configuration dialog
- Warnings in poor conditions (transition supersonic)
- New or old fin-body interference?
- poista tiedot laminaarisesta vastuksesta
- vertailuosio
11.5.:
- Better default values for components
- Component analysis dialog show zero total mass and CG
- Compression support in save
- Simulation storage options
12.5.:
- Load simulations
- Update file version to 1.0
13.5.:
- statistiikat softasta
17.5.:
- jonkin verran TODOja
- conclusion
- viitteet
- Draw the component icons
- splashscreen
18.5.:
- About dialog + version number

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<project name="OpenRocket" basedir=".">
<property name="src.dir" value="src"/> <!-- Source directory -->
<property name="build.dir" value="build"/> <!-- Build directory -->
<!-- Distribution directory, from which stuff is jar'ed -->
<property name="dist.dir" value="${build.dir}/dist"/>
<property name="classes.dir" value="${dist.dir}"/> <!-- Directory for classes -->
<property name="jar.dir" value="${build.dir}/jar"/> <!-- Directory for built jar's -->
<property name="lib.dir" value="lib"/> <!-- Library source directory -->
<!-- The main class of the application -->
<property name="main-class" value="net.sf.openrocket.gui.main.BasicFrame"/>
<!-- Classpath definition -->
<path id="classpath">
<fileset dir="${lib.dir}" includes="**/*.jar"/>
</path>
<!-- CLEAN -->
<target name="clean">
<delete dir="${build.dir}"/>
</target>
<!-- BUILD -->
<target name="build">
<mkdir dir="${classes.dir}"/>
<javac srcdir="${src.dir}" destdir="${classes.dir}" classpathref="classpath"/>
</target>
<!-- JAR -->
<target name="jar" depends="build">
<copy todir="${dist.dir}/">
<fileset dir="." includes="LICENSE.TXT" />
<fileset dir="." includes="README.TXT" />
<fileset dir="." includes="datafiles/**/* pix/**/*" />
</copy>
<mkdir dir="${jar.dir}"/>
<jar destfile="${jar.dir}/${ant.project.name}.jar" basedir="${dist.dir}">
<manifest>
<attribute name="Main-Class" value="${main-class}"/>
<attribute name="SplashScreen-Image" value="pix/splashscreen.png"/>
</manifest>
<zipfileset src="lib/miglayout15-swing.jar" />
<zipfileset src="lib/jcommon-1.0.16.jar" />
<zipfileset src="lib/jfreechart-1.0.13.jar" />
</jar>
</target>
<!-- RUN -->
<target name="run" depends="jar">
<java fork="true" classname="${main-class}">
<classpath>
<path location="${jar.dir}/${ant.project.name}.jar"/>
</classpath>
</java>
</target>
</project>

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;Animal Motor Works 38-390
I195WT 38 249 17 0.193 0.495 AMW
0.0020 10.548
0.018 42.653
0.046 136.214
0.064 179.784
0.072 191.248
0.078 197.211
0.088 198.587
0.126 198.587
0.175 207.759
0.217 211.887
0.349 216.931
0.401 221.059
0.554 225.646
0.586 228.856
0.626 228.48
0.65 230.232
1.013 231.607
1.105 230.691
1.2 225.187
1.356 210.511
1.392 207.759
1.441 206.842
1.457 205.007
1.519 181.159
1.563 155.936
1.693 49.992
1.727 28.435
1.756 16.512
1.798 7.338
1.86 1.376
1.89 0.0

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;Animal Motor Works 38-390
I220SK 38 249 20 0.202 0.495 AMW
0.0050 12.747
0.019 45.25
0.036 79.666
0.052 125.554
0.069 162.519
0.076 169.53
0.095 174.629
0.167 176.541
0.229 191.199
0.447 235.175
0.602 260.668
0.733 288.073
0.85 302.095
0.974 301.457
1.094 289.985
1.184 268.954
1.268 240.273
1.302 219.879
1.388 177.178
1.418 147.224
1.435 127.467
1.473 91.139
1.504 65.645
1.543 40.789
1.593 19.12
1.622 10.197
1.65 0.0

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;
; AMW 38-390
I271BB 38 258 0 0.189 0.493 AMW
0.011 119.530
0.035 213.907
0.050 245.903
0.074 262.705
0.115 269.446
0.225 267.736
0.346 282.929
0.465 296.411
0.584 303.152
0.727 311.504
0.916 318.245
1.054 324.986
1.162 331.400
1.201 326.696
1.225 313.214
1.242 286.249
1.268 240.990
1.294 188.888
1.323 136.833
1.346 87.565
1.368 45.467
1.392 18.523
1.430 0.000
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;
; AMW 38-390
I285GG 38 258 0 0.206 0.515 AMW
0.013 61.575
0.032 119.327
0.055 164.575
0.076 191.004
0.094 201.014
0.139 212.326
0.232 231.247
0.357 258.876
0.456 267.686
0.592 278.998
0.716 289.358
0.841 291.200
0.936 290.310
1.051 285.204
1.139 277.696
1.204 280.199
1.243 278.998
1.265 268.887
1.286 242.559
1.319 187.200
1.359 134.443
1.387 86.702
1.407 52.776
1.428 31.413
1.448 16.337
1.465 5.026
1.480 0.000
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; This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
; is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
;Animal Motor Works 38-640
I315SK 38 369 20 0.3829 0.7166 AMW
0.011 314.573
0.030 312.796
0.066 300.786
0.084 300.502
0.120 304.087
0.175 312.998
0.266 324.086
0.356 332.224
0.447 347.855
0.538 371.972
0.629 382.833
0.719 385.552
0.810 385.586
0.901 384.836
0.992 382.296
1.082 378.323
1.173 370.837
1.264 357.564
1.355 347.122
1.445 328.332
1.536 202.733
1.627 90.867
1.718 35.427
1.808 8.192
1.815 0.000

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;Animal Motor Works 38-640
I325WT 38 370 17 0.317 0.712 AMW
0.014 68.710
0.022 113.038
0.026 153.671
0.037 244.545
0.045 299.216
0.055 330.246
0.065 350.194
0.079 365.709
0.094 376.79
0.124 381.963
0.185 373.836
0.252 373.836
0.35 381.224
0.47 382.701
0.622 388.611
1.102 384.179
1.366 364.971
1.379 360.537
1.415 331.724
1.49 223.119
1.505 211.298
1.551 187.657
1.592 162.538
1.688 80.529
1.726 50.978
1.775 27.336
1.806 16.993
1.834 9.605
1.901 0.0

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;
;Animal Motor Works 38-640
I375GG 38 369 20 0.3936 0.7338 AMW
0.013 223.878
0.045 273.929
0.092 312.421
0.140 334.383
0.219 357.983
0.298 381.992
0.377 410.267
0.457 431.141
0.536 454.458
0.615 476.825
0.694 495.473
0.773 504.665
0.852 510.942
0.931 511.972
1.011 489.639
1.090 441.350
1.169 392.762
1.248 354.753
1.327 292.385
1.406 177.309
1.486 63.879
1.565 14.901
1.583 0.000

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; AMW Animal Motor Works fixed by dberez 12/08/03
;
;Animal Motor Works J357 White Wolf
J357WW 54 326 0 0.5481 1.2101 AMW
0.02 129.64
0.03 205.95
0.05 265.00
0.06 316.51
0.09 326.05
0.13 314.60
0.18 301.25
0.24 299.34
0.35 312.69
0.50 326.05
0.66 333.68
0.87 345.13
1.07 358.48
1.46 383.18
1.77 398.45
1.86 400.36
1.98 402.35
2.18 398.45
2.29 390.82
2.41 369.93
2.51 354.67
2.55 352.76
2.60 347.03
2.65 335.59
2.69 310.79
2.75 249.73
2.81 175.43
2.84 108.65
2.90 53.38
2.92 20.98
2.95 0.00

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;
;Animal Motor Works 54-1400
J365SK 54 403 0 0.7571 1.4593 AMW
0.029 389.731
0.123 360.219
0.218 334.200
0.376 326.150
0.534 334.217
0.692 341.669
0.850 347.676
1.007 359.408
1.165 370.043
1.323 383.343
1.481 399.248
1.639 417.477
1.797 443.735
1.955 472.683
2.112 501.668
2.270 497.077
2.428 425.371
2.586 349.017
2.744 262.068
2.902 107.073
3.060 41.821
3.157 0.000

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;
;Animal Motor Works 54-1050
;AMW J370GG RASP.ENG file made from NAR data
;File produced FEB 20, 2003
;This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
;is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
J370GG 54 326 100 0.5983 1.2491 Animal_Motor_Works
0.008 185.496
0.024 149.516
0.063 225.273
0.087 272.647
0.122 304.829
0.158 304.829
0.273 335.212
0.431 363.796
0.573 390.381
0.707 413.168
0.877 428.459
1.019 441.852
1.126 441.852
1.224 458.46
1.284 443.951
1.386 440.153
1.572 438.454
1.651 438.554
1.813 417.765
2.022 404.673
2.141 385.883
2.212 385.883
2.255 374.59
2.299 387.882
2.362 357.599
2.401 384.184
2.421 348.204
2.457 316.122
2.559 251.758
2.697 115.635
2.753 45.624
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;
;AMW J400 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
J400RR 54 326 100 0.558 1.2314 Animal_Motor_Works
0.043 246.55
0.06 317.381
0.081 344.709
0.107 358.372
0.15 356.06
0.201 365.204
0.308 392.532
0.568 435.734
0.863 458.339
1.094 469.24
1.209 467.18
1.466 460.148
1.705 443.972
1.923 423.275
2.132 409.411
2.303 413.831
2.402 420.563
2.47 413.831
2.517 395.445
2.543 347.421
2.568 265.238
2.598 128.198
2.615 68.801
2.632 25.398
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;Animal Motor Works 38-640
J440BB 38 369 20 0.3853 0.6985 AMW
0.007 468.505
0.022 509.996
0.037 527.687
0.052 532.792
0.082 530.181
0.127 525.586
0.202 521.566
0.277 519.840
0.352 521.522
0.426 525.414
0.501 531.248
0.576 538.724
0.651 541.761
0.726 538.508
0.801 531.072
0.876 516.175
0.950 494.942
1.025 477.251
1.100 433.297
1.175 313.900
1.250 187.467
1.325 101.546
1.400 45.751
1.474 22.083
1.497 0.000

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;
;AMW J450 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced SEPT 4, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
J450 54 326 P .5331 1.1964 AMW
0.009 251.586
0.016 376.074
0.030 413.450
0.051 430.832
0.094 423.296
0.162 413.149
0.262 395.566
0.402 420.182
0.495 444.898
0.805 504.078
1.048 536.028
1.223 550.597
1.299 563.180
1.334 555.319
1.470 560.042
1.588 559.841
1.764 546.980
1.921 516.838
1.993 496.743
2.025 499.154
2.047 479.160
2.086 414.354
2.115 344.525
2.141 252.290
2.177 140.161
2.213 82.780
2.239 50.347
2.271 27.861
2.296 12.860
2.330 0.000

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;
;Animal Motor Works J450 Super Tiger
J450ST 54 326 0 0.5331 1.1964 AMW
0.009 251.586
0.016 376.074
0.030 413.450
0.051 430.832
0.094 423.296
0.162 413.149
0.262 395.566
0.402 420.182
0.495 444.898
0.805 504.078
1.048 536.028
1.223 550.597
1.299 563.180
1.334 555.319
1.470 560.042
1.588 559.841
1.764 546.980
1.921 516.838
1.993 496.743
2.025 499.154
2.047 479.160
2.086 414.354
2.115 344.525
2.141 252.290
2.177 140.161
2.213 82.780
2.239 50.347
2.271 27.861
2.296 12.860
2.330 0.000

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;
;AMW J480 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
J480BB 54 326 100 0.556 1.2131 Animal_Motor_Works
0.015 225.429
0.041 348.18
0.071 388.127
0.194 422.453
0.385 459.49
0.699 502.347
0.968 528.042
1.2 536.573
1.454 543.15
1.674 533.763
1.887 522.321
2.044 519.41
2.108 525.131
2.164 528.042
2.197 488.095
2.25 419.543
2.283 333.928
2.328 231.15
2.354 176.95
2.392 111.309
2.418 68.501
2.436 37.106
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;
;J500ST entered by Tim Van Milligan
;For RockSim - http://www.rocksim.com
;Based on TRA Certification paperwork from 06-01-2002
;Initial Mass from Jim Robinson at AMW
;Not approved by TRA or AMW.
J500ST 38 370 20 0.3265 0.744 Animal_Motor_Works
0.006 444.822
0.025 475.651
0.04 418.397
0.053 466.843
0.059 409.589
0.071 458.035
0.077 409.589
0.1 444.822
0.127 506.481
0.204 590.16
0.25 644.992
0.3 678.244
0.34 709.073
0.402 735.498
0.445 766.327
0.516 783.944
0.6 787.335
0.637 770.732
0.68 744.306
0.76 620.989
0.859 475.651
1.00464 303.888
1.122 171.763
1.227 52.8502
1.3 0

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;
;AMW K1000 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K1000SK 54 728 100 1.297 2.556 Animal_Motor_Works
0.019 1155.06
0.045 1426.12
0.094 1248.23
0.161 1112.99
0.239 1128.02
0.343 1113.99
0.377 1149.05
0.44 1121
0.544 1221.18
0.633 1178.11
0.674 1221.18
0.737 1193.13
0.883 1200.14
1.009 1194.13
1.057 1236.21
1.188 1137.03
1.299 1145.05
1.396 1087.94
1.516 954.104
1.631 855.228
1.717 827.077
1.777 650.061
1.848 465.932
1.93 303.141
2.023 147.463
2.083 83.879
2.132 41.484
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;
;Animal Motor Works K1075 RASP.ENG file made from NAR data
;File produced Feb 22, 2003
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K1075GG 54 726 100 1.3999 2.6658 Animal_Motor_Works
0.009 672.664
0.015 963.511
0.022 860.518
0.047 987.857
0.075 975.835
0.106 921.332
0.215 958.001
0.529 1092.05
0.878 1220.29
1.077 1269.39
1.158 1311.47
1.235 1293.43
1.448 1330.5
1.577 1318.48
1.672 1319.48
1.721 1337.52
1.759 1337.52
1.805 1337.52
1.829 1331.5
1.856 1384.67
1.889 1277.4
1.906 1216.29
1.938 1052.98
1.96 871.338
1.988 659.239
2.027 453.352
2.062 301.967
2.115 138.46
2.168 41.608
2.2 0

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;
;AMW K365RR RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K365RR 75 111 100 0.946 2.3456 Animal_Motor_Works
0.049 138.157
0.068 381.241
0.084 454.75
0.106 481.536
0.164 488.182
0.291 514.867
0.435 545.982
0.666 561.49
0.868 565.73
1.082 565.518
1.296 550.111
1.591 529.871
1.805 509.731
1.828 536.517
1.886 498.554
2.124 467.237
2.501 411.35
2.924 328.677
3.296 241.573
3.638 172.293
3.969 100.798
4.195 56.098
4.265 51.607
4.346 35.959
4.433 15.859
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;AMW K450BB RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced Aug 19, 2003
;This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
;is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane.
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K450BB 75 302 100 0.8816 2.8349 Animal_Motor_Works
0.03 78.903
0.045 227.9
0.064 449.955
0.069 508.417
0.094 555.187
0.151 563.956
0.362 625.442
0.562 651.85
0.825 660.62
1.134 652.254
1.453 626.147
1.793 594.296
2.113 538.958
2.458 469.106
2.798 384.538
3.165 276.686
3.201 279.609
3.325 232.94
3.51 171.757
3.732 107.65
3.861 58.018
3.959 40.55
4.036 20.149
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;AMW K470ST RASP.ENG file made from Tripoli published data
;File produced May 15, 2004
;This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
;is maintained to give credit to the people who produced the data.
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K470ST 75 302 100 0.826 2.779 Animal_Motor_Works
0.028 699.309
0.039 799.337
0.09 765.845
0.157 770.311
0.258 785.941
0.41 804
0.572 794.425
0.707 794.425
0.886 792.192
0.998 783.261
1.15 752.002
1.318 709.579
1.447 655.992
1.593 595.707
1.728 522.025
1.885 444.101
2.092 354.923
2.356 270.167
2.664 187.554
2.945 131.734
3.27 78.058
3.433 55.686
3.478 48.987
3.556 28.909
3.7 0

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;
;Animal Motor Works K475 RASP.ENG file made from NAR data
;File produced Feb 22, 2003
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K475WW 54 403 100 0.7286 1.4925 Animal_Motor_Works
0.022 127.831
0.041 386.016
0.063 548.326
0.096 521.308
0.134 499.129
0.18 486.83
0.285 486.83
0.478 501.649
0.731 523.727
1.096 553.266
1.433 577.962
1.601 588.29
1.756 582.704
1.895 580.284
1.958 575.344
2.063 550.746
2.209 518.788
2.344 477.051
2.495 417.974
2.561 354.058
2.582 334.399
2.599 331.98
2.62 297.501
2.67 226.226
2.707 157.37
2.74 98.353
2.799 49.176
2.853 17.208
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;Animal Motor Works 54-1400
;AMW K530GG RASP.ENG file made from NAR data
;File produced Feb 25, 2003
;This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
;is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K530GG 54 403 1000 0.7967 1.616 Animal_Motor_Works
0.013 129.764
0.054 171.852
0.096 284.122
0.138 392.892
0.171 455.975
0.217 501.662
0.238 498.063
0.326 508.66
0.542 564.745
0.755 613.831
1.01 645.423
1.17 657.23
1.273 648.922
1.51 638.425
1.656 634.925
1.702 606.833
1.803 606.833
1.857 585.839
1.936 589.338
1.974 575.242
2.015 589.338
2.04 564.745
2.132 536.652
2.207 540.251
2.291 522.656
2.357 487.566
2.42 375.297
2.478 242.033
2.529 140.361
2.583 66.651
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;Animal Motor Works 54-1750 K555 skidmark
;File provide by Joel Rogers of AMW
K555SK 54 492 0 0.8707 1.7343 AMW
0.063 507.328
0.144 535.181
0.226 559.826
0.308 585.793
0.389 607.239
0.471 629.034
0.553 664.586
0.634 683.688
0.716 697.625
0.798 719.618
0.879 756.521
0.961 777.700
1.043 789.004
1.124 797.934
1.206 801.689
1.288 804.331
1.369 799.414
1.451 768.014
1.533 704.469
1.614 641.709
1.696 568.727
1.778 481.013
1.859 401.614
1.941 333.897
2.023 277.226
2.104 205.009
2.186 129.425
2.268 73.717
2.349 22.380
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;
;AMW K560 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K560RR 54 430 100 0.75 1.5866 Animal_Motor_Works
0.023 229.13
0.046 415.135
0.059 485.264
0.078 512.268
0.106 525.67
0.154 523.05
0.211 528.39
0.261 536.451
0.369 560.734
0.511 587.738
0.657 603.86
0.77 612.022
1.096 625.75
1.358 620.083
1.627 612.022
1.839 603.86
2.057 590.459
2.218 598.52
2.335 609.301
2.385 601.24
2.407 585.018
2.426 533.831
2.467 385.511
2.507 283.037
2.542 164.441
2.576 67.399
2.595 29.653
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;Animal Motor Works K570 White Wolf
K570WW 54 492 0 0.9146 1.8151 AMW
0.020 364.42
0.030 664.79
0.051 751.47
0.071 745.81
0.096 705.25
0.137 674.93
0.284 661.38
0.528 651.24
0.913 644.51
1.192 651.24
1.430 651.24
1.649 651.24
1.872 644.51
2.176 624.23
2.318 600.64
2.394 597.33
2.455 546.63
2.501 485.89
2.562 421.84
2.597 340.83
2.638 266.54
2.734 175.48
2.836 97.86
2.927 47.24
3.040 0.00

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;
; Animal Motor Works K600 RASP.ENG file made from NAR data
; File produced August 22, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K600 75 368 P 1.2233 2.9129 AMW
0.010 412.229
0.029 522.21
0.059 547.215
0.083 524.8
0.122 497.305
0.181 484.852
0.333 495.113
0.690 560.464
1.195 643.548
1.400 673.833
1.420 708.799
1.508 701.427
1.591 721.551
1.782 731.712
2.017 752.035
2.174 756.816
2.257 765.2
2.502 766.44
2.727 752.931
2.918 738.187
3.143 705.91
3.408 643.847
3.603 569.131
3.692 526.793
3.745 439.426
3.799 289.596
3.883 112.272
3.922 64.862
3.971 37.437
3.995 22.474
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;Animal Motor Works K600 White Wolf
K600WW 75 368 0 1.2233 2.9129 AMW
0.010 412.229
0.029 522.21
0.059 547.215
0.083 524.8
0.122 497.305
0.181 484.852
0.333 495.113
0.690 560.464
1.195 643.548
1.400 673.833
1.420 708.799
1.508 701.427
1.591 721.551
1.782 731.712
2.017 752.035
2.174 756.816
2.257 765.2
2.502 766.44
2.727 752.931
2.918 738.187
3.143 705.91
3.408 643.847
3.603 569.131
3.692 526.793
3.745 439.426
3.799 289.596
3.883 112.272
3.922 64.862
3.971 37.437
3.995 22.474
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;AMW K605 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K605RR 75 368 100 1.231 2.7688 Animal_Motor_Works
0.03 165.845
0.053 309.12
0.077 361.916
0.142 392.042
0.527 501.412
0.988 606.905
1.515 682.37
2.101 730.593
2.355 737.58
2.692 731.289
3 712.497
3.361 671.036
3.503 663.479
3.586 659.701
3.645 633.353
3.692 573
3.734 444.838
3.775 297.785
3.828 162.066
3.864 98.015
3.905 41.471
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; Animal Motor Works 54-1750
; AMW K650RR RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced April 19, 2004
; This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
; is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K650RR 54 492 0 0.931 1.8087 AMW
0.022 308.257
0.045 566.480
0.058 620.440
0.081 639.668
0.135 639.668
0.229 643.494
0.351 662.823
0.594 701.380
0.810 724.434
0.999 743.763
1.151 751.220
1.381 747.588
1.610 736.001
1.835 709.031
2.073 685.876
2.244 674.400
2.334 682.051
2.429 685.876
2.469 666.648
2.528 597.285
2.573 481.714
2.609 358.391
2.631 250.471
2.681 146.477
2.721 65.507
2.748 23.124
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; AMW K670 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced SEPT 4, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K670 54 492 P- 1.0140 1.9145 AMW
0.016 294.05
0.035 398.577
0.086 506.292
0.153 496.428
0.264 506.093
0.461 558.108
0.722 629.553
0.983 688.044
1.116 714.051
1.193 785.795
1.409 788.784
1.737 804.56
2.074 781.41
2.195 764.87
2.226 781.211
2.277 764.77
2.398 751.517
2.440 744.941
2.468 718.834
2.484 666.521
2.525 418.107
2.551 218.818
2.573 120.768
2.595 52.143
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;Animal Motor Works K670 Green Gorilla
K670GG 54 492 0 1.0140 1.9145 AMW
0.016 294.05
0.035 398.577
0.086 506.292
0.153 496.428
0.264 506.093
0.461 558.108
0.722 629.553
0.983 688.044
1.116 714.051
1.193 785.795
1.409 788.784
1.737 804.56
2.074 781.41
2.195 764.87
2.226 781.211
2.277 764.77
2.398 751.517
2.440 744.941
2.468 718.834
2.484 666.521
2.525 418.107
2.551 218.818
2.573 120.768
2.595 52.143
2.620 0

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;AMW K700 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K700BB 54 430 100 0.754 1.4831 Animal_Motor_Works
0.014 359.559
0.022 625.425
0.03 737.756
0.047 771.505
0.082 786.516
0.106 771.505
0.144 775.233
0.272 786.516
0.477 812.71
0.693 842.632
0.97 847.06
1.283 838.904
1.516 816.438
1.706 801.427
1.779 793.972
1.811 775.233
1.841 726.573
1.873 625.425
1.909 509.367
1.95 393.208
1.982 337.093
2.035 292.16
2.073 228.489
2.111 153.535
2.155 86.137
2.193 37.446
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; This file my be used or given away. All I ask is that this header
; is maintained to give credit to NAR S&T. Thank you, Jack Kane
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K800BB 54 492 0 0.9140 1.7866 AMW
0.017 516.316
0.035 745.845
0.046 817.592
0.090 860.560
0.191 889.338
0.270 908.424
0.438 918.017
0.689 945.892
0.996 955.090
1.325 922.713
1.557 894.035
1.726 874.949
1.849 884.542
1.920 894.035
1.954 894.035
1.984 855.863
2.011 741.048
2.049 592.859
2.079 492.433
2.113 430.280
2.154 377.719
2.196 329.854
2.237 243.818
2.275 152.986
2.309 71.716
2.339 33.465
2.380 0.000

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; AMW K950 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced SEPT 4, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
K950 54 492 P .8874 1.7949 AMW
0.011 771.836
0.025 1204.520
0.039 1083.244
0.053 1158.054
0.067 1036.364
0.085 1110.176
0.099 1022.399
0.135 982.102
0.220 968.835
0.404 1010.430
0.566 1044.343
0.701 1079.254
0.867 1106.186
0.995 1134.115
1.211 1114.166
1.313 1101.199
1.430 1067.285
1.529 1020.404
1.579 993.772
1.642 892.430
1.674 818.119
1.717 757.273
1.738 621.918
1.766 466.313
1.791 351.306
1.823 249.864
1.865 175.553
1.908 87.696
1.943 33.654
1.970 0.000

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;Animal Motor Works K950 Super Tiger
K950ST 54 492 0 .8874 1.7949 AMW
0.011 771.836
0.025 1204.520
0.039 1083.244
0.053 1158.054
0.067 1036.364
0.085 1110.176
0.099 1022.399
0.135 982.102
0.220 968.835
0.404 1010.430
0.566 1044.343
0.701 1079.254
0.867 1106.186
0.995 1134.115
1.211 1114.166
1.313 1101.199
1.430 1067.285
1.529 1020.404
1.579 993.772
1.642 892.430
1.674 818.119
1.717 757.273
1.738 621.918
1.766 466.313
1.791 351.306
1.823 249.864
1.865 175.553
1.908 87.696
1.943 33.654
1.970 0.000

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;Animal Motor Works K975 White Wolf
K975WW 54 728 0 1.357 2.5985 AMW
0.017 526.644
0.029 901.850
0.038 1098.918
0.046 1151.722
0.076 1112.867
0.130 1060.063
0.219 1053.089
0.336 1053.089
0.479 1059.066
0.609 1091.944
0.866 1136.778
1.046 1176.630
1.164 1175.634
1.202 1228.437
1.239 1208.511
1.315 1215.486
1.353 1267.293
1.387 1228.437
1.487 1241.389
1.538 1260.319
1.634 1290.900
1.723 1281.241
1.794 1266.297
1.836 1207.515
1.933 1049.103
1.992 851.437
2.080 666.923
2.118 640.521
2.193 462.582
2.269 212.311
2.378 119.854
2.510 0.000

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; AMW L1060 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced August 22, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L1060 75 497 P- 1.9188 3.9388 AMW
0.020 258.773
0.024 368.235
0.032 328.386
0.076 427.96
0.100 567.284
0.116 751.352
0.128 791.202
0.169 816.071
0.225 816.071
0.309 875.795
0.518 985.257
0.763 1079.639
1.024 1174.519
1.308 1229.45
1.606 1288.375
1.782 1298.25
1.983 1293.369
2.256 1239.437
2.525 1184.506
2.822 1129.576
3.038 1069.651
3.111 1044.683
3.135 995.145
3.183 835.946
3.239 552.303
3.299 268.661
3.327 164.193
3.339 84.593
3.360 44.783
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;Animal Motor Works L1060 Green Gorilla
L1060GG 75 497 0 1.9188 3.9388 AMW
0.020 258.773
0.024 368.235
0.032 328.386
0.076 427.96
0.100 567.284
0.116 751.352
0.128 791.202
0.169 816.071
0.225 816.071
0.309 875.795
0.518 985.257
0.763 1079.639
1.024 1174.519
1.308 1229.45
1.606 1288.375
1.782 1298.25
1.983 1293.369
2.256 1239.437
2.525 1184.506
2.822 1129.576
3.038 1069.651
3.111 1044.683
3.135 995.145
3.183 835.946
3.239 552.303
3.299 268.661
3.327 164.193
3.339 84.593
3.360 44.783
3.400 0

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;AMW L1080 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L1080BB 75 497 100 1.717 3.5922 Animal_Motor_Works
0.024 406.295
0.043 812.489
0.052 895.202
0.088 929.641
0.314 991.55
0.626 1087.69
0.988 1163.44
1.346 1218.99
1.638 1246.25
1.864 1257.91
2.247 1254.84
2.6 1218.99
2.766 1211.92
2.851 1197.78
2.942 1204.85
3.002 1226.06
3.033 1204.85
3.089 1040.23
3.124 874.499
3.15 660.999
3.191 461.336
3.232 275.408
3.268 144.622
3.303 75.744
3.339 41.316
3.39 0

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;AMW L1100 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L1100RR 75 728 100 1.346 2.5881 Animal_Motor_Works
0.013 681.489
0.029 1116.88
0.041 1196.3
0.079 1210.38
0.147 1203.34
0.257 1218.42
0.366 1225.45
0.567 1254.61
0.824 1282.76
1.059 1311.91
1.267 1340.23
1.459 1311.91
1.622 1297.84
1.713 1290.8
1.785 1268.68
1.83 1218.42
1.886 1080.69
1.969 819.214
2.048 558.24
2.108 376.985
2.156 246.498
2.205 144.963
2.269 72.501
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;
;L1111ST entered by Tim Van Milligan
;For RockSim - http://www.rocksim.com
;Based on TRA Certification paperwork from 06-01-2002
;Initial Mass from Jim Robinson at AMW
;Not approved by TRA or AMW.
L1111ST 75 497 100 1.642 3.517 Animal_Motor_Works
0.015 1023.97
0.1 924.878
0.147 902.857
0.502 1034.98
0.75 1156.1
1.005 1266.2
1.229 1354.29
1.492 1398.33
1.739 1398.33
2.009 1354.29
2.272 1244.18
2.504 1123.07
2.728 968.92
2.782 902.857
2.836 770.732
2.98 363.345
3.053 99.094
3.083 22.021
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;
;AMW L1300 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L1300BB 75 728 100 1.314 2.5454 Animal_Motor_Works
0.014 710.467
0.025 1247.64
0.039 1384.13
0.053 1447.83
0.074 1420.53
0.12 1447.83
0.276 1474.12
0.475 1519.61
0.712 1555
0.942 1586.74
1.147 1562.08
1.36 1534.78
1.484 1551.97
1.537 1551.97
1.569 1497.37
1.59 1406.38
1.604 1451.87
1.615 1333.58
1.64 1168.78
1.689 986.687
1.753 767.749
1.824 512.503
1.891 275.512
1.933 147.816
1.987 74.737
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; @File: SK-75-6000.txt, @Pts-I: 3609, @Pts-O: 31, @Sm: 6, @CO: 5%
; @TI: 4740.56, @TIa: 4732.91, @TIe: 0.0%, @ThMax: 1908.398, @ThAvg: 1382.678, @Tb: 3.423
; Exported using ThrustCurveTool, www.ThrustGear.com, by John DeMar
L1400SK 75 785 P 2.8267 5.1985 AMW
0.0 68.1234
0.0040 193.7893
0.016 690.259
0.021 814.579
0.027 900.741
0.045 997.475
0.076 1251.156
0.092 1354.553
0.107 1405.971
0.132 1440.082
0.169 1453.774
0.368 1397.446
0.525 1411.875
0.705 1488.288
1.082 1734.489
1.414 1906.629
1.556 1875.238
1.766 1882.261
1.899 1803.008
2.142 1745.497
2.34 1659.082
2.504 1522.458
2.58 1402.287
2.819 844.839
2.847 841.674
2.893 730.795
3.068 406.536
3.176 265.8
3.425 94.9644
3.608 0.874524
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;Animal Motor Works 75-3500
L666SK 75 497 0 1.8877 3.5344 AMW
0.096 105.880
0.175 509.783
0.312 549.481
0.449 577.319
0.586 602.900
0.722 615.605
0.859 632.540
0.996 652.072
1.133 671.418
1.270 685.671
1.407 701.286
1.543 718.069
1.680 734.116
1.817 753.292
1.954 771.589
2.091 790.453
2.228 819.222
2.364 846.663
2.501 874.629
2.638 890.083
2.775 898.271
2.912 899.312
3.049 881.683
3.185 845.157
3.322 768.451
3.459 672.771
3.596 525.466
3.733 304.694
3.870 86.663
3.968 0.000
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;
;
L700BB 75.0 368.00 100 1.19310 2.73200 AMW
0.02 221.87
0.03 399.33
0.05 467.56
0.08 494.89
0.13 498.41
0.24 535.99
0.48 614.67
0.77 683.20
1.23 755.25
1.62 789.72
1.92 810.42
2.26 821.14
2.58 817.85
2.91 801.07
3.14 773.94
3.25 750.13
3.32 743.39
3.37 729.83
3.42 688.83
3.46 593.37
3.50 484.14
3.53 368.18
3.57 248.80
3.62 149.82
3.66 61.13
3.72 0.00

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;
; AMW L777 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced SEPT 4, 2002
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L777 75 497 P 1.7623 3.6987 AMW
0.025 140.882
0.064 209.474
0.108 360.055
0.204 652.185
0.360 641.518
0.373 693.745
0.418 683.28
0.528 730.073
0.670 761.268
0.761 781.998
0.787 802.828
0.871 802.728
1.065 854.754
1.338 911.811
1.668 963.636
1.914 989.498
2.115 1000.16
2.368 962.831
2.647 926
2.985 878.603
3.303 805.143
3.472 752.815
3.550 705.72
3.602 648.26
3.647 611.631
3.693 512.409
3.779 334.897
3.857 178.216
3.935 89.379
3.981 26.687
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;
;Animal Motor Works L777 White Wolf
L777WW 75 497 0 1.7623 3.6987 AMW
0.025 140.882
0.064 209.474
0.108 360.055
0.204 652.185
0.360 641.518
0.373 693.745
0.418 683.28
0.528 730.073
0.670 761.268
0.761 781.998
0.787 802.828
0.871 802.728
1.065 854.754
1.338 911.811
1.668 963.636
1.914 989.498
2.115 1000.16
2.368 962.831
2.647 926
2.985 878.603
3.303 805.143
3.472 752.815
3.550 705.72
3.602 648.26
3.647 611.631
3.693 512.409
3.779 334.897
3.857 178.216
3.935 89.379
3.981 26.687
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;
;AMW L900 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
L900RR 75 497 100 1.771 3.5888 Animal_Motor_Works
0.029 464.292
0.053 630.937
0.059 684.506
0.096 702.328
0.133 696.387
0.201 714.311
0.486 803.524
0.777 910.661
1.099 988.093
1.26 1041.16
1.284 1071.37
1.378 1053.24
1.607 1101.57
1.917 1142.86
2.208 1173.56
2.413 1160.98
2.624 1107.62
2.866 976.211
3.053 886.897
3.208 839.27
3.314 827.388
3.382 809.465
3.432 720.252
3.495 547.564
3.57 345.273
3.627 214.273
3.714 77.382
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;
;Animal Motor Works M1350 White Wolf
M1350WW 75 781 0 2.92700 5.40300 AMW
0.03 1197.771588
0.04 1465.181058
0.07 1660.167131
0.09 1665.738162
0.16 1587.743733
0.45 1587.743733
0.61 1576.601671
1.86 1649.02507
2.27 1643.454039
2.64 1598.885794
3.18 1504.178273
3.29 1353.760446
3.41 991.643454
3.49 841.2256267
3.62 646.2395543
3.74 428.9693593
3.90 373.2590529
4.22 0

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;
;AMW M1480 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
M1480RR 75 785 100 3 5.5248 Animal_Motor_Works
0.022 713.002
0.032 1254.68
0.055 1473.37
0.078 1569.11
0.156 1569.11
0.352 1559.03
0.642 1597.33
0.974 1644.69
1.289 1702.13
1.52 1739.42
1.918 1796.87
2.279 1814.83
2.481 1796.87
2.707 1739.42
2.968 1644.69
3.058 1616.47
3.135 1520.73
3.218 1378.64
3.284 1217.39
3.332 1065.22
3.344 1140.8
3.368 1016.85
3.41 741.522
3.5 522.935
3.613 275.727
3.691 171.12
3.768 66.553
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;
;Animal Motor Works 98-11000
M1730SK 98 870 0 4.9452 9.8718 AMW
0.040 682.642
0.064 1153.387
0.221 1354.665
0.269 1414.771
0.381 1458.026
0.541 1526.924
0.701 1589.200
0.861 1675.203
1.021 1732.669
1.181 1802.227
1.341 1886.644
1.500 1973.713
1.660 2070.514
1.820 2183.822
1.980 2299.313
2.140 2433.862
2.300 2568.119
2.460 2679.423
2.620 2638.376
2.780 2484.185
2.940 2306.038
3.099 2173.849
3.259 2074.688
3.419 1961.303
3.579 1807.810
3.739 1640.258
3.899 1303.035
4.059 940.600
4.219 567.152
4.379 309.143
4.539 188.981
4.637 0.000
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;
; Animal Motor Works M1850GG
; estimated from TRA graph by John DeMar jsdemar@syr.edu
; motor mass is a guess based on similar types
M1850GG 75 781 0 3.3750 4.5000 AMW
0.08 979.00
0.13 1180.00
0.28 1290.00
0.33 1468.00
0.73 1936.00
1.33 2202.00
1.73 2279.00
2.58 2105.00
2.83 2007.00
2.88 1860.00
3.08 538.00
3.20 174.00
3.30 0.00

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;
;Animal Motor Works M1850 Green Gorilla
M1850GG 75 781 0 3.37000 5.85100 AMW
0.12 1201.01994
0.25 1321.121934
0.37 1579.11881
0.50 1699.220804
0.62 1846.01213
0.75 1930.528348
0.87 1997.251678
1.00 2059.526786
1.12 2126.250116
1.25 2192.973446
1.37 2224.111
1.50 2246.35211
1.62 2268.59322
1.75 2277.489664
1.87 2268.59322
2.00 2246.35211
2.12 2224.111
2.25 2192.973446
2.37 2166.284114
2.50 2144.043004
2.62 2099.560784
2.75 2046.18212
2.87 1912.73546
3.00 831.817514
3.12 311.37554
3.25 84.516218
3.3 0.000

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;
;AMW M1900 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced April 19, 2004
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
M1900BB 75 785 100 2.733 5.4225 Animal_Motor_Works
0.018 1109.21
0.044 1761.75
0.061 1910.65
0.085 1938.62
0.159 1929.63
0.29 1956.62
0.409 2031.56
0.438 1974.6
0.569 2011.58
0.815 2104.51
1.073 2197.44
1.401 2280.39
1.688 2324.7
1.905 2297.37
2.073 2241.41
2.254 2138.49
2.397 2063.54
2.479 2016.57
2.54 2025.57
2.581 2006.58
2.63 1885.67
2.716 1493.94
2.805 1120.21
2.887 840.605
2.972 569.996
3.046 299.488
3.119 150.193
3.168 56.829
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;
;Animal Motor Works M2500 Green Gorilla
M2500GG 75 1039 0 4.248 7.5515 AMW
0.026 1288.791
0.053 2021.398
0.079 2140.011
0.123 2105.125
0.207 2117.086
0.540 2309.458
0.971 2560.637
1.265 2727.094
1.480 2836.736
1.678 2920.462
1.757 2980.267
1.946 2995.51
2.047 2959.335
2.240 2889.563
2.310 2854.677
2.486 2820.788
2.526 2880.593
2.592 2773.941
2.653 2821.785
2.706 2752.012
2.758 2752.012
2.807 2763.973
2.842 2504.82
2.886 2115.092
2.930 1630.674
2.987 1051.565
3.040 437.571
3.057 284.072
3.079 142.434
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;
; Animal Motor Works M3000ST
; estimated from TRA graph by Rob Bazinet rbazinet66@hotmail.com
; motor mass is a guess based on similar types
M3000ST 75 1038 0 3.8190 6.72 AMW
0.032 2494.225
0.113 2621.05
0.242 2705.6
0.355 2811.288
0.435 2895.838
0.5 2959.25
0.645 3128.35
0.75 3297.45
0.871 3382
0.968 3551.1
1.032 3656.788
1.145 3804.75
1.355 3973.85
1.452 4037.263
1.629 4079.538
1.742 4142.95
1.903 4185.225
1.935 3847.025
2.081 3424.275
2.129 2959.25
2.177 2536.5
2.194 2113.75
2.226 1691
2.274 1268.25
2.323 845.5
2.403 422.75
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;
;Animal Motor Works 98-11000
N2020WT 98 870 0 5.1609 9.9693 AMW
.106 1941.344
0.221 2151.149
0.381 2253.406
0.541 2340.792
0.701 2400.847
0.861 2453.821
1.021 2506.314
1.181 2556.306
1.341 2607.251
1.500 2652.790
1.660 2688.660
1.820 2710.675
1.980 2729.797
2.140 2733.895
2.300 2704.255
2.460 2634.582
2.620 2532.160
2.780 2433.380
2.940 2329.740
3.099 2234.246
3.259 2165.804
3.419 2099.684
3.579 2028.350
3.739 1951.013
3.899 1871.316
4.059 1558.113
4.219 1053.376
4.379 890.506
4.539 636.689
4.998 0.000
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;
;Animal Motor Works 98-11000
N2600GG 98 870 1000 4.8812 10.4726 Animal_Motor_Works
0.024 1674.37
0.064 1949.62
0.104 2039.52
0.306 2189.98
0.508 2334.45
0.709 2491.23
0.911 2668.93
1.113 2874.7
1.314 3038.83
1.516 3191.29
1.718 3266.01
1.92 3318.98
2.121 3336.18
2.323 3229.26
2.525 3089.68
2.726 2943.98
2.928 2847.69
3.13 2751.68
3.331 2682.22
3.533 2463.48
3.735 1339.63
3.937 269.834
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;
;Animal Motor Works 98-11000
N2700BB 98 870 1000 4.7837 9.9308 Animal_Motor_Works
0.027 2229.53
0.069 2476.18
0.111 2539.74
0.36 2723.21
0.527 2863.83
0.735 3016.48
0.943 3141.25
1.151 3241.72
1.359 3335.56
1.567 3519.92
1.775 3425.88
1.983 3420.56
2.191 3356.08
2.399 3270.48
2.607 3182.6
2.815 3098.31
3.023 3002.95
3.231 2888.73
3.439 2266.61
3.647 1498.26
3.855 780.04
4.063 233.545
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; @File: N2800b.txt, @Pts-I: 5383, @Pts-O: 31, @Sm: 8, @CO: 5%
; @TI: 14810.26, @TIa: 14792.71, @TIe: 0.0%, @ThMax: 3650.74, @ThAvg: 2770.17, @Tb: 5.34
; Exported using ThrustCurveTool, www.ThrustGear.com, by John DeMar
N2800 98 1213 100 7.6947 13.8 AMW
0.0 93.0947
0.0020 168.347
0.0060 387.836
0.019 1271.166
0.029 1776.342
0.043 2298.6
0.062 2841.03
0.072 3021.31
0.084 3128.89
0.14 3296.17
0.277 3483.35
0.293 3431.67
0.369 3495.76
0.978 3598.65
1.973 3655.16
2.977 3534.8
3.3 3437.12
3.497 3308.46
3.583 3193.8
3.651 3015.65
3.748 2548.37
3.836 2223.91
4.109 1644.077
4.245 1443.685
4.272 1447.012
4.397 1163.584
4.489 1022.953
4.516 1057.203
4.574 883.885
4.647 776.407
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;
;Animal Motor Works 98-17500
N4000BB 98 1213 0 6.1026 13.6683 AMW
0.029 4207.591
0.071 4709.549
0.113 4906.310
0.155 5007.780
0.239 5041.557
0.323 4993.595
0.534 5046.912
0.744 5145.819
0.954 5248.063
1.165 5293.196
1.375 5232.456
1.585 5209.528
1.796 5165.473
2.006 5047.698
2.216 4913.086
2.427 4783.447
2.637 4659.163
2.847 4195.994
3.058 2850.731
3.268 1981.973
3.478 1295.536
3.689 907.699
3.899 490.196
4.110 316.338
4.207 0.000

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; Aerotech D13 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
D13W 18 70 4-7-10 0.0098 0.0326 AT
0.030 13.462
0.061 21.171
0.085 20.618
0.127 21.605
0.158 21.042
0.182 22.306
0.217 22.592
0.227 23.610
0.248 21.891
0.279 23.155
0.317 22.039
0.366 21.338
0.383 21.901
0.449 20.648
0.462 21.486
0.480 19.947
0.507 19.947
0.521 20.509
0.559 18.693
0.580 19.118
0.660 17.578
0.743 15.337
0.861 12.406
0.947 9.329
1.068 5.834
1.155 4.158
1.172 4.720
1.231 2.762
1.328 1.928
1.404 1.093
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; Aerotech D15 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
D15T 24 70 4-6-8 .0089 .0440 AT
0.014 11.480
0.049 26.272
0.081 30.087
0.107 31.261
0.121 31.249
0.159 31.360
0.208 31.249
0.283 29.583
0.439 23.353
0.551 18.484
0.675 13.430
0.863 6.422
0.938 3.892
1.010 2.335
1.085 0.778
1.142 0.389
1.150 0.000

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;Aerotech D21 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
D21T 18 70 4-7 0.0096 0.025 AT
0.01 1.367
0.021 19.367
0.029 32.12
0.037 31.667
0.051 30.528
0.094 30.074
0.115 31.213
0.133 30.074
0.177 30.76
0.189 29.842
0.203 30.528
0.226 29.842
0.275 28.935
0.296 29.389
0.331 28.027
0.421 25.971
0.478 24.146
0.579 20.728
0.659 17.774
0.739 14.356
0.799 9.569
0.852 4.557
0.899 1.139
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; AeroTech D24T (Blue Thunder) RASP.ENG file made from
; manufacturers published data.
;
; File was produced May 07, 2004 by Stanley_Hemphill@Hotmail.com.
;
; The motor is listed in the www.thrustcurve.org database as an
; engine certified by NAR, but there is "no data" at the weblink
; to the NAR file database.
;
; The author has created this file by extracting the manufacturers
; Thrust-Time curve from The AeroTech-2002 Catalog, and then deploting
; 32 points using the distance measuring tools in Paint Shop Pro 8.
; The file was then created in RockSim 7 and the motor and static values
; were read from the RockSim Engine Editor.
;
; Motor Dia Len Delay Propellant Total Manufacturer
D24BT_CO_SU 18.00 70.00 4-7-10 0.00870 0.03200 AeroTech
0.0380 39.6000
0.0550 36.5000
0.0760 34.4000
0.1220 32.4000
0.1640 31.1000
0.2190 30.3000
0.2610 29.3000
0.3080 28.7000
0.3290 27.9000
0.3580 26.9000
0.3920 25.8000
0.4340 25.0000
0.4850 24.0000
0.5390 23.2000
0.5770 22.3000
0.6200 20.9000
0.6660 19.6000
0.6950 18.0000
0.7210 16.5000
0.7500 15.5000
0.7540 14.3000
0.7590 12.4000
0.7600 11.0000
0.7630 09.1000
0.7634 07.5000
0.7710 05.9000
0.7920 04.0000
0.8300 02.6000
0.8680 01.8000
0.9000 01.1000
0.9400 00.0000

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;Aerotech D7 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
D7 24 70 100 0.0105 0.0422 AT
0.036 3.336
0.084 9.326
0.101 10.281
0.143 10.827
0.213 10.99
0.271 10.887
0.359 10.685
0.471 10.13
0.506 10.342
0.535 9.929
0.81 8.697
1.226 6.713
1.589 5.138
1.8 4.861
2.151 4.581
2.649 4.57
2.696 3.887
2.748 2.388
2.807 0.889
2.842 0.207
2.87 0

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; Aerotech D9 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
D9W 24 70 4-7 0.0101 0.045 AT
0.1 13.7
0.15 15.4
0.2 16.3
0.25 16.8
0.35 17.2
0.40 17.2
0.50 16.8
0.65 15.9
0.80 14.5
1.10 9.2
1.25 7.0
1.40 4.8
1.60 2.5
1.90 0.0

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;
;Based On NAR Test Data
;12/23/93
E11J 24 70 4 0.025 0.0624 Aerotech
0.0725446 14.3704
0.16183 17.6296
0.206473 18.3704
0.418527 19.2593
0.731027 18.3704
1.31696 14.2222
1.91964 9.03704
2.51116 2.22222
2.83 0

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;
;
;Aerotech E12JRC RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E12JRC 24 70 100 0.0303 0.0594 AT
0.054 16.764
0.095 18.33
0.197 16.545
0.313 16.654
0.36 17.211
0.401 16.316
0.442 17.55
0.476 16.206
0.578 16.316
0.666 16.764
0.7 15.649
0.768 16.316
0.89 16.097
1.019 15.649
1.162 14.983
1.23 14.983
1.25 13.968
1.291 14.754
1.332 13.749
1.373 14.197
1.434 13.53
1.488 13.749
1.597 12.635
1.726 11.401
1.828 10.615
1.889 9.613
1.957 9.613
1.998 8.495
2.093 8.607
2.277 7.042
2.487 5.813
3.05 0

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; E15W-4,7,P from NAR data
E15W 24 70 4-7-P 0.020100000000000003 0.0502 AT
0.012 9.918
0.018 20.205
0.027 25.257
0.039 28.152
0.055 28.768
0.088 27.29
0.197 24.517
0.297 22.977
0.467 20.945
0.561 19.959
0.679 20.021
0.722 19.22
0.761 18.789
0.807 20.021
0.84 18.234
0.904 18.727
0.995 17.926
1.034 18.172
1.104 16.756
1.147 17.248
1.256 16.386
1.377 15.77
1.411 14.846
1.426 16.324
1.45 15.031
1.547 14.353
1.559 16.016
1.589 13.86
1.62 14.23
1.693 13.121
1.72 13.429
1.829 12.936
1.866 11.951
1.944 11.951
2.005 10.965
2.093 10.472
2.236 8.316
2.26 9.055
2.278 7.207
2.378 4.99
2.442 2.71
2.499 1.602
2.548 1.047
2.618 0.0

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; Aerotech E15 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/30/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E15W 24 70 4-7 .0201 .0501 AT
0.020 23.330
0.036 27.318
0.058 28.840
0.079 27.171
0.139 25.638
0.183 24.263
0.237 24.106
0.297 22.426
0.373 21.964
0.400 20.894
0.443 21.355
0.487 20.442
0.617 19.833
0.742 18.457
0.812 20.000
0.850 18.006
0.899 18.467
1.035 17.711
1.100 16.945
1.160 16.945
1.377 15.736
1.426 14.656
1.436 16.198
1.463 14.813
1.550 14.361
1.572 15.432
1.610 13.752
1.827 12.839
2.126 10.098
2.337 6.116
2.538 1.369
2.600 0.000

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; Aerotech E16 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/30/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E16W 29 124 4-7-10 .0190 .107 AT
0.132 32.223
0.221 37.200
0.255 36.699
0.306 36.699
0.371 35.357
0.414 33.785
0.437 34.906
0.472 33.785
0.530 32.894
0.553 31.772
0.576 32.443
0.638 29.309
0.720 27.296
0.867 23.942
1.083 19.245
1.273 14.319
1.458 9.397
1.513 8.055
1.524 8.279
1.555 6.936
1.656 4.474
1.814 1.790
2.000 0.000

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; Aerotech E18 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E18W 24 70 4-8-10 .0207 .057 AT
0.016 6.586
0.042 18.004
0.073 27.138
0.098 29.815
0.134 30.357
0.170 30.347
0.195 31.080
0.236 30.347
0.287 30.878
0.338 30.337
0.368 30.878
0.404 29.795
0.424 30.688
0.465 29.976
0.526 29.785
0.592 29.063
0.669 28.341
0.786 26.908
0.908 23.850
1.025 21.163
1.157 17.905
1.284 14.857
1.462 11.338
1.660 7.106
1.838 3.470
2.006 1.309
2.083 0.588
2.140 0.000

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; Aerotech E23 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/30/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E23T 29 124 5-8 .0174 .1039 AT
0.024 16.299
0.035 21.959
0.067 30.785
0.090 35.774
0.153 37.577
0.200 38.220
0.240 37.357
0.322 37.577
0.393 35.093
0.534 32.378
0.727 27.168
0.766 26.938
0.798 25.125
0.908 21.729
1.057 16.980
1.187 12.682
1.336 7.471
1.450 3.169
1.497 1.584
1.532 0.679
1.570 0.000

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; Aerotech E28 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/29/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E28T 24 70 2-5-8 .0184 .0545 A
0.010 29.8620
0.018 45.1390
0.038 47.5620
0.081 50.5200
0.106 48.9530
0.146 48.2630
0.161 48.9530
0.197 48.9530
0.242 47.5620
0.313 46.1800
0.411 43.0570
0.494 40.6240
0.527 39.5830
0.542 40.2740
0.562 38.5420
0.633 36.4600
0.683 34.3770
0.743 31.2440
0.799 29.1620
0.877 26.0380
0.970 20.8320
1.006 17.3590
1.046 11.4620
1.089 6.9430
1.132 3.8190
1.172 1.7350
1.220 0.0000

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; Aerotech E30 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (3/30/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E30T 24 70 4-7 .0193 .0433 AT
0.013 38.8470
0.020 45.6210
0.041 48.2700
0.059 46.5020
0.110 46.5020
0.166 45.9120
0.184 46.7920
0.217 45.9120
0.265 45.9120
0.319 45.0310
0.383 44.1500
0.482 42.0890
0.594 38.8470
0.615 39.4370
0.628 37.3760
0.684 35.3140
0.742 33.2630
0.804 30.0210
0.880 25.6070
0.962 20.0140
1.038 12.9490
1.089 7.3580
1.151 3.2370
1.186 1.1760
1.200 0.0000

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; Aerotech E6T single use from NAR cert data
E6T 24 70 2-4-8-P 0.021500000000000002 0.0463 AT
0.011 18.085
0.109 19.681
0.217 16.312
0.315 13.475
0.457 11.348
0.63 9.043
0.804 7.801
0.989 6.738
1.272 6.028
2.0 5.851
3.0 5.496
4.0 5.496
4.446 4.965
5.011 4.965
5.533 4.787
5.609 6.56
5.707 4.255
6.033 0.0

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;
;Aerotech E7TRC RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
E7RC 24 70 100 0.0171 0.0484 AT
0.038 6.636
0.063 10.056
0.087 11.019
0.134 11.42
0.206 11.58
0.312 11.149
0.466 10.738
0.667 9.777
0.94 8.132
1.223 6.281
1.484 5.182
1.709 4.701
2.112 4.423
2.776 4.279
3.31 4.205
3.926 4.266
4.401 4.192
4.638 4.258
4.744 4.119
5.124 3.979
5.219 3.977
5.266 3.156
5.313 1.992
5.36 0.965
5.43 0

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;
F10 29.0 92.00 4-6-8 0.04000 0.08300 Aerotech
0.01 16.81
0.03 22.34
0.11 22.23
0.26 21.49
0.37 20.00
0.47 20.21
0.67 18.09
0.99 15.74
1.31 13.40
1.81 10.85
2.49 10.21
3.13 8.94
3.60 8.83
4.11 8.62
4.95 8.62
5.45 8.62
5.58 8.51
5.88 8.72
6.22 8.51
6.46 8.51
6.60 7.77
6.71 7.02
6.79 5.64
6.91 3.83
6.95 2.23
7.00 0.96
7.05 0.00
;

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; Aerotech F12 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (4/6/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F12J 24 70 2-5 .0303 .0667 AT
0.037 20.894
0.054 22.152
0.101 22.152
0.148 22.571
0.165 23.409
0.200 22.421
0.281 22.142
0.369 22.132
0.474 22.271
0.526 23.540
0.549 21.982
0.637 22.122
0.724 21.842
0.800 21.413
0.823 22.251
0.846 20.714
0.881 21.553
0.945 21.123
1.021 20.704
1.114 20.554
1.213 19.296
1.382 18.298
1.481 18.019
1.737 15.343
1.790 17.300
1.883 13.936
2.051 11.260
2.220 7.468
2.447 3.671
2.709 1.135
2.930 0.000

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;
;Aerotech F13RCJ RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F13RCJ 32 107 100 0.0323 0.1105 AT
0.048 15.309
0.084 18.629
0.143 19.98
0.311 18.968
0.538 18.172
0.729 17.138
0.992 15.428
1.279 13.828
1.673 12.456
1.984 11.879
2.044 12.227
2.139 11.313
2.378 11.193
2.51 11.084
2.558 12.108
2.641 10.855
2.976 10.736
3.49 10.627
3.873 10.507
3.992 10.965
4.028 10.627
4.41 10.507
4.625 10.736
4.769 9.941
4.829 8.684
4.865 6.742
4.96 3.199
5.02 1.485
5.1 0

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;
;Aerotech F16RCJ RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F16RCJ 32 107 100 0.0625 0.1404 AT
0.046 26.35
0.116 22.388
0.139 21.374
0.185 21.886
0.22 20.54
0.301 19.696
0.498 18.35
0.579 19.194
0.637 16.492
0.718 18.35
0.834 18.35
0.95 18.35
1.054 19.194
1.147 17.848
1.181 18.853
1.263 17.336
1.436 18.009
1.633 17.165
1.784 17.336
1.865 18.682
1.934 16.834
1.981 17.336
2.178 16.332
2.375 16.332
2.502 18.18
2.664 15.659
2.896 15.488
3.29 13.8
3.718 11.611
4.181 9.426
4.888 5.891
5.69 0

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;
;
F20EJ 29 83 4-7 0.03 0.0746 AeroTech
0.01 52.08
0.03 49.81
0.06 46.98
0.1 45.56
0.15 44.49
0.18 45.55
0.21 43.42
0.24 43.78
0.32 43.77
0.36 44.11
0.44 43.04
0.45 40.58
0.53 39.86
0.62 38.08
0.76 36.3
0.8 37.35
0.84 34.88
0.89 36.99
0.9 33.46
1.03 30.61
1.06 32.02
1.09 29.55
1.23 26
1.32 22.45
1.35 23.16
1.36 21.39
1.58 16.42
1.8 11.1
2.01 6.48
2.19 3.63
2.39 1.13
2.68 0

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; Aerotech F21W (White Lightning) RASP.ENG file.
; File produced Jun 22 2004.
; The file was produced by scaling data points off the
; thrust curve in the Tripoli.org motor pdf file.
;
; The F21W cannot be found on thrustcurve.org.
; Hence the amateur file production.
; The file was created by Stan Hemphill
; Contact at stanley_hemphill@hotmail.com
;
; Motor ## Dia Len Delays Prop Motor Company
F21WL_CO_SU 24 96 6-8 0.0300 0.064 AeroTech
0.0045 037.2266
0.0090 042.1474
0.0180 042.5040
0.0270 040.5071
0.0337 038.8669
0.0427 038.2250
0.0517 037.7258
0.0607 036.8700
0.0720 036.4422
0.0877 036.4422
0.1102 035.3724
0.1350 035.8716
0.1552 035.4437
0.1732 036.2282
0.2025 035.6577
0.2452 037.2979
0.2835 036.5848
0.3195 038.0111
0.3375 037.4406
0.3757 038.5816
0.3960 038.2250
0.4297 039.3661
0.4454 038.0111
0.4747 038.7242
0.4882 037.7971
0.5084 038.1537
0.5354 038.5103
0.5647 037.9398
0.5849 037.2266
0.6007 037.8685
0.6389 036.8700
0.6704 037.1553
0.7649 035.9429
0.9201 032.9477
1.0056 030.3090
1.0709 029.7385
1.2643 024.0333
1.2868 024.0333
1.3723 020.8241
1.3926 020.8241
1.5883 015.4754
1.6108 015.4754
2.0112 005.0634
2.1192 003.4231
2.2407 002.4247
2.3780 001.4976
2.4927 000.9271
2.5152 000.0000

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;
;Aerotech F22 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F22 29 125 4-7 0.0463 0.1342 AT
0.014 11.527
0.075 20.126
0.157 26.572
0.293 29.113
0.382 30.278
0.45 29.69
0.539 30.667
0.614 30.089
0.662 31.15
0.771 30.478
0.948 29.89
0.996 28.714
1.078 28.136
1.187 27.738
1.289 26.761
1.337 26.96
1.412 25.984
1.474 25.008
1.515 26.173
1.542 24.808
1.706 22.856
1.938 20.903
2.101 18.173
2.129 19.338
2.251 16.21
2.402 13.48
2.64 8.791
2.961 3.32
3.31 0

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;
;F23FJ Motor Thrust Curve created by Tim Van Milligan
;for RockSim Users - www.rocksim.com
;file produced March 2, 2005
;Based on data supplied by Aerotech for the newer molded case F23 econojet.
F23FJ 29 83 4-7 0.033 0.0839 AeroTech
0.03 48.7
0.05 43.11
0.08 41.41
0.1 42.26
0.13 40.84
0.17 39.42
0.23 38.85
0.27 38.85
0.3 37.44
0.31 38.57
0.36 37.72
0.43 36.59
0.5 36.02
0.56 36.02
0.59 34.6
0.69 33.18
0.77 32.61
0.85 31.2
0.94 29.5
1.04 27.79
1.18 24.39
1.2 25.24
1.25 22.97
1.37 20.98
1.53 16.73
1.69 12.48
1.83 9.07
1.95 5.11
2.07 2.27
2.22 0

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;
;Aerotech F23RCWSK RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
;File produced July 4, 2000
;The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
;the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
;the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
;close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
;number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F23-RC-SK 32 107 100 0.0378 0.1287 AT
0.042 22.644
0.133 28.191
0.161 27.261
0.189 29.57
0.252 31.419
0.343 32.578
0.399 32.348
0.441 33.737
0.476 30.729
0.539 33.507
0.609 34.197
0.777 34.886
0.826 34.656
0.896 36
0.938 34.656
1.015 34.656
1.071 34.197
1.12 33.038
1.218 32.578
1.267 29.81
1.351 29.34
1.393 27.731
1.54 26.802
1.645 24.263
1.799 21.255
1.862 19.866
2.051 15.479
2.317 11.552
2.618 6.7
2.884 3.234
3.185 1.386
3.47 0

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; Aerotech F24 RASP.ENG file made from NAR published data
; File produced July 4, 2000
; Submitted to ThrustCurve.org by Chris Kobel (4/6/07)
; The total impulse, peak thrust, average thrust and burn time are
; the same as the averaged static test data on the NAR web site in
; the certification file. The curve drawn with these data points is as
; close to the certification curve as can be with such a limited
; number of points (32) allowed with wRASP up to v1.6.
F24W 24 70 4-7-10 .0253 .062 AT
0.033 16.442
0.112 40.646
0.125 41.450
0.180 40.927
0.245 40.626
0.281 41.017
0.355 40.024
0.438 39.713
0.543 38.227
0.603 37.032
0.658 33.779
0.685 34.663
0.726 29.934
0.772 30.216
0.951 26.953
1.071 25.166
1.107 23.088
1.185 21.311
1.383 17.144
1.649 10.910
1.828 5.869
1.938 2.903
1.988 2.306
2.048 1.412
2.130 0.000

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;
;F25 Motor Thrust Curve created by Tim Van Milligan
;for RockSim Users - www.rocksim.com
;file produced March 2, 2005
;Based on data supplied by Aerotech for the newer molded case F25.
F25 29 98 4-6-9 0.0388 0.0972 Aerotech
0.039 57.631
0.187 53.491
0.342 51.239
0.5 47.86
1 33.806
1.5 22.94
2 10.135
2.207 4.504
2.69 0

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;
;F26FJ Motor Thrust Curve created by Tim Van Milligan
;for RockSim Users - www.rocksim.com
;File created March 2, 2005
;Based on data supplied by Aerotech prior to NAR certification.
F26FJ 29 98 6-9 0.0431 0.1007 Aerotech
0.041 38.289
0.114 36.318
0.293 34.347
0.497 32.939
0.774 32.376
1 31.25
1.254 28.716
1.498 25.338
1.743 22.241
2.003 17.737
2.077 15.484
2.304 5.349
2.484 1.689
2.61 0

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; Exported using ThrustCurveTool, www.ThrustGear.com
; @File: 060603WF27Composite.txt, @Pts-I: 1001, @Pts-O: 32, @Sm: 5, @CO: 5%
; @TI: 49.5446, @TIa: 49.299, @TIe: 0.0%, @ThMax: 36.2491, @ThAvg: 24.1799, @Tb: 2.049
F27 29 83 4,8 0.0284 0.08 Aerotech
0.0 4.84718
0.0125 15.5374
0.0175 18.81827
0.025 22.5311
0.0325 25.2547
0.04 27.3204
0.0575 30.3657
0.0725 31.4597
0.0975 32.2507
0.265 35.0238
0.295 35.9203
0.4675 35.9684
0.59 35.065
0.8 32.0145
0.825 31.2773
0.8575 31.1102
0.9025 29.9308
0.955 29.7244
1.045 27.2951
1.085 27.2663
1.1175 25.9881
1.1475 26.0014
1.235 23.2853
1.28 22.9001
1.3425 21.0771
1.52 17.256
1.8075 6.85478
1.9175 4.16387
2.05 1.783863
2.1775 0.488016
2.4225 0.44385
2.425 0.0

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