Bandit

Propellants: LOX/Kerosene
Chamber Pressure: 200psia
Thrust: 300lbf
Specific Impulse: ~240s
Feed System: Electric Pumps
An aluminum heatsink TCA is baseline due to cost constraints while regen is deferred for a future iteration. The heatsink is expected to support hotfires of 2-4s duration.
Powered by a 1300W brushless DC motor, a modified hydraulic gear pump will supply kerosene to the main injector, igniter, and motor cooling circuits.
The LOX pump is a more traditional centrifugal pump powered by a 4200W brushless DC motor.
The igniter uses a spark device to ignite a small flow of propellant from the pumps, making a jet of hot gas for igniting the main combustion chamber.

Bandit is a small, electric pump fed, liquid-propellant rocket engine. Shown to the left is an early assembly of the engine. high-level design info can be seen above. Bandit is not intended to fly on a vehicle and is more of a hobbyist exercise in propulsion design and test. Below there is a blog thing where I upload periodic updates.