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Re: Information about Proton rocket
« Reply #480 on: 09/04/2024 08:36 pm »
Stend fire tests, predelivery checkout test, of 14D14 engine (first stage of 8K82KM). Novyye Lyadi proving ground.



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Re: Information about Proton rocket
« Reply #481 on: 09/07/2024 11:03 pm »
14D14M static fire test. From 1:50.


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Re: Information about Proton rocket
« Reply #482 on: 09/08/2024 01:45 am »
Is 14D14M the engine described here:
https://protonpm.ru/activity/raketnye_dvigateli/dvigatel_rd_276_dlya_rn_proton_m/
and is it now also correct to refer to it in English as RD-276 rather than RD-275M?
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Re: Information about Proton rocket
« Reply #483 on: 09/10/2024 12:56 pm »
Is 14D14M the engine described here:
https://protonpm.ru/activity/raketnye_dvigateli/dvigatel_rd_276_dlya_rn_proton_m/
and is it now also correct to refer to it in English as RD-276 rather than RD-275M?
11D43=RD-253
14D14=RD-275
14D14M=RD-276
At the Proton-PM site said about 14D14M.

 

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