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October 8th 12, 06:18 PM
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Apollo CM engine.
My 1st and lasting impression of the CM engine bell is it was to big.
I do know about the bell size as it relates to use in a vacuum, my question is why the engine needed the thrust it had? Seems to me, in all maneuvers, the same impulse would occur with say 1/2 the thrust and 2x the thrust time. Which maneuver (engine firing) needed the supplied CM engine thrust? Ken 
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