М.: ДОСААФ, 1972. — 72 с. В книге излагаются основы аэродинамики, баллистики, составы твердого топлива, знание которых необходимо при конструировании моделей ракет. Рассмотрены вопросы, связанные с проектированием, изготовлением и испытанием моделей. Приведен состав твердого ракетного топлива для моделей ракет. Автор является пионером ракетомоделирования в СССР и начал...
М.: ДОСААФ, 1972. — 72 с. В доступной форме изложены основы аэродинамики, баллистики, составы твердого топлива, знание которых необходимо при конструировании моделей ракет. Рассмотрен широкий круг вопросов, связанных с проектированием, изготовлением и испытанием таких моделей. Автор книги является пионером ракетомоделирования в СССР и начал заниматься моделированием ракет в...
New York: Ballantine Books Publishing, 1964. — 385 p. The complete, authoritive handbook for safe procedures in design, testing, preperation of fuels and firing of rockets which you can make yourself. Пособие для ракетомоделистов. Организация и безопасность. Основы изготовления ракет. Ракетное топливо. Предполетное тестирование. Запуск ракет.
Sunnymead: The Teleflite Corporation, 1983. — 78 p. You will be building your own engines. In the early 1960's the United States and Russia both stood on the threshold of space. Each country had launched a few small satellites, and the nation was buzzing with interest in rocketry and space travel. Without a word of advice or a thought for safety many young people began their own...
Illustrated edition. — London: Paladin Press, 1992. — 66 p. — ISBN: 0873-646-908. For some serious backyard fun, learn how to convert model rockets and engines into surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles. Includes principles of operation, safety precautions and improvised warhead and missile designs, all illustrated with clear plans and schematics. For information...
5-th edition. — New York: Prenticw Hall Press, 1987. — 367 p. G. Harry Stine is probably the person most responsible for starting model rocketry and guiding it through its early years as it grew into a highly respected worldwide aerospace hobby and sport. In 1957, he founded the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) and started the first model rocket company, Model Missiles,...
7th edition. — New Jersey: John Wiley& Sons, 2004. — 363 p. — ISBN 0-471-47242-5. G. Harry Stine is probably the person most responsible for starting model rocketry and guiding it through its early years as it grew into a highly respected worldwide aerospace hobby and sport. In 1957, he founded the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) and started the first model rocket...
Centuri Corporation, 1999. — 8 p. This publication contains three separate articles on different aspects of model rocket flight. One article explains how the heights reached by model rockets can be determined. Instructions on building and using your own altitude determining device are included, as well as an elementary explanation of the theory involved. The second article...
National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Office of Education and Human Resources Education Division, 1993. — 44 p. This guide begins with background information sections on the history of rocketry, scientific principles, and practical rocketry. The sections on scientific principles and practical rocketry are based on Isaac Newton's three laws of motion. These laws explain...
Penrose: Estes, 2010. — 16 p. The hobby of model rocketry originated at the dawn of the Space age in the late 1950's. Seeing space boosters carry the first artificial satellites into Earth’s orbit inspired many enthusiastic young people to try to emulate the rocket pioneers by building their own rockets. Unfortunately, these homemade “rockets” usually involved stuffing...