First Fire Ignitor Jr. (3)

This is a three pack of Firstfire Jr Igniters model rocket igniters from Aerotech.

Aerotech First Fire Ignitor Jr. (3) Model Rocket Engine Igniter #89895
 (52)
 Aerotech # aro89895
$12.29
 
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Aerotech Item # aro89895
Features :
  • Coated wire leads Pyrotechnic coating at the base.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Igniters"
JT (Warrenton, VA)
Quality igniters, very reliable. Easier to use than other igniters provided with some motors.

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Features

  • Coated wire leads Pyrotechnic coating at the base.

Specs

  • Length: 8" 608mm
  • Aerotech Product Number: 89895

Includes

  • Three igniters

Requirements & Suggestions

  • For use with AEROTECH E, F, and G motors
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Reviews

  
 
"They do what the name says..."
orion14ed
I recently launched a 29mm SU on these ignitors, and could not be more pleased. I used a 6V system, yes that is correct. You can use the standard Estes control for these, knowing this saved me a ton of money in the long run. They do take a delay to fire, but so do all others. The only con is the price, 3 for $8 is a bit expensive, but for how well they work, I will take these anyday.

 
"Great product!"
Vbarbarino
I have had no issues with these ignitors. Easy to use and very reliable. They work great with my homemade ignitor box which uses two 9v batteries in parrallel. It would be nice if the price would drop on these.

 
"Excellent performance, but expensive per use"
tbookwalter
Fellow rocketeers tend to hate the old copperheads for their poor reliability. I found that if you just treat them gently, they work quite well. At my local club where it is usually quick and easy to change out an ignitor, I will usually start with the copperhead that is included with the reload. It would be too expensive to throw out the copperhead and use a First Fire in every motor. However, when I am at a big event and want the best reliability in my E-G motors, I will pull out the First Fire Jr. Nothing worse than waiting 30-45 min for the launch cycle and then have your ignitor fail. I have yet to have a properly First Fire Jr fail to light my motor. Well named.

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