Need help with a rocket motor ID

I've just received a few pics of a small rocket motor, from a friend of
mine.



It's about 2Kg and about 45cm long with a 10cm wide nozzle. It's a
liquid fuel motor and doesn't look like it has any electrical connections.


We're all guessing it could be some form of reaction nozzle for (maybe) a
Gemini or Apollo capsule.



I've posted pics to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation



I'd appreciate any advice on the subject.



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Dave Kearton

On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 09:57:39 +1030, "Dave Kearton"
wrote:

I've posted pics to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation

....And you didn't post forwarding links here?

Bah. Do your own research then :-P

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On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 09:57:39 +1030, "Dave Kearton"
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I've posted pics to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation

...And you didn't post forwarding links here?

Bah. Do your own research then :-P

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Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.





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On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 09:57:39 +1030, "Dave Kearton"
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I've posted pics to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation

...And you didn't post forwarding links here?

Bah. Do your own research then :-P

OM
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Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.
Now now Dave, we have to play nice. And OM don't make me come back there!!
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Dave Kearton wrote:


Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.



I went over and looked at the photos...what exactly did it end up being?
Was it Australian, as some suspected?

Pat

On Sun, 4 Feb 2007 00:10:12 +1030, "Dave Kearton"
wrote:

Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.

....Hey, I made a valid point. Rather than having those of us do a
complete header load and search, posting a link to the image and/or an
indexing number that you see in the header would have probably gotten
more response from us than just saying "uh, well, I posted it over
here, so go look for it." That's right up there with "Can you help me
find my dog? I have no idea where I left him last week!"


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OM wrote:
Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.

...Hey, I made a valid point. Rather than having those of us do a
complete header load and search, posting a link to the image and/or an
indexing number that you see in the header would have probably gotten
more response from us than just saying "uh, well, I posted it over
here, so go look for it." ...

Obnoxious though OM can be at times, he does indeed have a point here.
I read the original posting and thought: "He wants me to look at these
photos but can't be bothered to supply a URL to them so I can find them
easily? Forget it." And did so.
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OM wrote:
...Hey, I made a valid point. Rather than having those of us do a
complete header load and search, posting a link to the image and/or an
indexing number that you see in the header would have probably gotten
more response from us than just saying "uh, well, I posted it over
here, so go look for it." That's right up there with "Can you help me
find my dog? I have no idea where I left him last week!"


That's true: I had to subscribe to the newsgroup, hunt down his messages
to find the photos, and then view them...before unsubscribing from the
newsgroup.
If he'd posted a direct link to the photos, I'll bet everyone would have
had a lot of fun figuring out what it was.

Pat

Henry Spencer wrote:
Obnoxious though OM can be at times, he does indeed have a point here.
I read the original posting and thought: "He wants me to look at these
photos but can't be bothered to supply a URL to them so I can find them
easily? Forget it." And did so.


It's a weird engine; it uses a spiral cooling coil down the interior of
the combustion chamber, and looks like something out of the XLR-11
period of time.

Pat

On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 19:52:21 -0600, OM
wrote:

On Sun, 4 Feb 2007 00:10:12 +1030, "Dave Kearton"
wrote:

Don't worry, we've worked it out without you.

...Hey, I made a valid point. Rather than having those of us do a
complete header load and search, posting a link to the image and/or an
indexing number that you see in the header would have probably gotten
more response from us than just saying "uh, well, I posted it over
here, so go look for it." That's right up there with "Can you help me
find my dog? I have no idea where I left him last week!"


OM
I know, my son is constantly doing the "do yo know where MY shoes
are"? Drives me frakin' nuts!