Estes C11-3 Model Rocket Engines
Estes C11-3 Rocket Engine
C11 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart
Model Rocket Thrust Curve Chart Explanation
Estes C11-3 Model Rocket Engines
Estes C11-3 Rocket Engine
C11 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart
Model Rocket Thrust Curve Chart Explanation
Estes Rockets

C11-3 Engines

SKU: 001522
UPC: 047776015227
MSRP/MAP: $9.99
$9.99
Sale

ENGINES FOR MODEL ROCKETS

2 – C11-3 Engines
2 – Starters
4 – Starter Plugs

PLEASE NOTE: You must have a physical address for delivery.

Overview 

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Specs

Reviews

Overview

The Estes C11-3 engine is a single stage engine designed for model rocket flight. This engine is a 24mm diameter engine designed for rockets with a maximum lift weight of less than 6 ounces.
Each package includes 2 engines, 2 starters and 4 starter plugs.

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Estes C11-3 Model Rocket Engines

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Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications

  • Total Impulse

10.00 N-sec

  • Time Delay

3 Seconds

  • Max Lift Weight

6.0 oz (170 g)

  • Max Thrust

22.10 Newtons (4.9 lbs)

  • Thrust Duration

0.80 Seconds

  • Length

2.75 in. (7 cm)

  • Diameter

24 mm

  • Weight

1.13 oz. (32 g)

  • Propellant Weight

0.44 oz (12.4 g)
C11 Model Rocket Engine Thrust Curve Chart

Customer Reviews

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Gary Legates (Camden, DE)

They worked as advertised !
That is what you expect when it has the Estes name on it. Thank you!

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James Hodges (Grand Rapids, MI)
We are back …

60 years ago I took an order form to my Mo TV her to have her write a check for some “toy rockets” I wanted, and she did it! She had no idea.
Many years ago my boys were introduced to my old hobby. And this Christmas my oldest son is introducing his son to real rockets and reigniting his passion for the hobby. Bigger boys need bigger toys.