 The ThunderPack Revision-1, Generation-2 (R1G2), was the first model of enhanced rocketbelt design produced by Thunderbolt Aerosystems between 1997 and 2002. This model was an earlier dual-fuel design that utilized specially promoted hydrogen peroxide (PERTOL) and had the capability to burn two fuels; the oxidizer (hydrogen peroxide) and a hydrocarbon fuel, like kerosene, diesel or methanol. The TP-R1G2 was the flagship of the dual-fuel design, which led to the design of the current model TP-R2G2.
We include the TP-R1G2 specification here, for historical purposes only, since this model and its manufacturing rights have been sold to a multinational company outside the United States to be used for emergency and earthquake rescue operations.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
| Takeoff weight, lbs |
293 |
| Empty (dry) weight, lbs |
58 |
Pilot + Payload, lbs
Pilot
Payload
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160
160
0
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| Total Fuel, lbs
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75
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| Range, feet |
890 |
| Speed, mph |
75+ |
| Endurance, seconds |
30 |
| Type of Fuel |
80 – 92% H²O² |
| Propellant Isp, lb/lb/sec |
133 |
| Total Thrust, lbs-force |
335 |
| C-Star Efficiency |
> 95% |
| Exit Pressure, psig |
350 |
| Engine Life, seconds |
10,800 |
| Mean Time To Repair, hrs |
2.5 |
| Flights Before Maintenance |
300 |
| Price, US Dollars (original) |
$125,000 |
| Availability |
NOT FOR SALE |
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