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Here is a comparison of how Booster Igniter tests have evolved which each generation of Raptor. Test 1: Booster 4 | Raptor 1.5 | Two Torch Igniters In Preburner + 1 in main combustion chamber Test 2: Booster 7 | Raptor 2 | Two Torch Igniters In Preburners |...

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