For educational purposes and better understanding of bitcoin script, I try to broadcast this transaction:
01000000 -> version
01 -> 1 input
0410a792656db6b10c28f2ded1a21f0cdf7cf31200b5a0179b5a254e325438b2 -> input hash
00000000 -> input index
8a -> sigscript lenght
4730440220460e5bf8a20995a4323c573c2428272d4c5738a35ac99def37813f1d752591cd022000c09914c6ec5cf9cbcba8228ea46583ec856d43da5fcc85b8fea8a1227763ec014104292959febef0a3c9ac140cb5a013f174f85a7978838890b196de3028fab725ed1a95cc9f26365f8665d6bbc9619b3f9f06695b4ce45f691b93f57a9f07e28849 -> sigscript
ffffffff - sequence
02 -> 2 output
0100000000000000 - > 1 sat
04 -> 4 bytes long
87021111 -> OP_EQUAL 0X1111
1819000000000000 -> 6424 sat
19 -> 25 bytes long
76a9145294db2204c27889dd9b7b88ff30cff6c40a62d788ac
-> OP_DUP OP_HASH160 <pubkey hash> OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG
00000000 -> timelock
01000000
I know the script of the 1st output is not standard (it's my purpose : OP_EQUAL 0X1111) but why is not valid?