The sign accompanying the engine. It reads
H-1
The H-1, developed in the 1950s, was the workhorse of the early Apollo-Saturn
program. The first stage of the Saturn
I and Saturn IB were
propelled by eight H-1 engines for a total thrust of 1,640,000 pounds of
thrust.
Thrust: | 205,000 lb |
Propellant: | Liquid Oxygen/RP-1 (kerosene) |
Mixture Ratio: | 2.23:1 |
Weight: | 2,009 lb |
Developed by Rocketdyne Corp.