Rocket name: EL002 Designed by Mark Barkasy
NAR#5038
02.12.2007

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 1404,28 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 331,77 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 747,61 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 2
Stage 2: 1 * Estes C6 (0,85 oz.)
Stage 1: 1 * Estes C6, 2 * Estes C6 (2,56 oz.)

Download link: Barkasy.roc

Description:
I got the engines side by side following your example, but, I am mounting the 2 extra engines OUTSIDE the main BT20 tube (with it's engine) side by side with separate cones and recovery devices (sort of like the Space Shuttle) as my 1st stage. 2nd stage - 1 engine - 1 BT20 1st stage - 3 engines - 3 BT20s (center engine in-line with 2nd stage engine) I ran the altitude prediction and got a good competition Payload and Egglofting altitude without the cones. This program is very good for trying new competition concepts, which I want, so I will eventually buy this program once I figure out all it's tricks! I could have used it before NARAMs 8, 9 and 10 !!
Rocket name: CameraCom 1 Designed by Mitchell Nugent
28.09.2006

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 3577,22 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 500,08 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 329,11 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 2
Stage 2: 1 * Estes E9 (2,28 oz.)
Stage 1: 1 * Estes E9 (2,28 oz.)

Download link: Camera.roc

Description:
I currently own a full version of SpaceCAD 3 and have enjoyed it a lot. This is an experimental two-stage I designed which has not been built, but will be flying in a few years time. This rocket is experimental because it carries an onboard camera which takes pictures by a remote control the size of a mobile phone. It also has two E9 rocket engines, a parachute and a few waddings all supplied by Estes. And after designing this rocket with SpaceCAD, it said it was slated to go approximately 1050m flying at over 575,000 km/h off the surface. It's not fast enough to break the sound barrier, but I am also designing over rockets to do that.

 


Rocket name: Fair 3 Designed by Tom Cummings
28.09.2006

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 4027,87 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 774,50 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 721,82 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech G40 (4,06 oz.)

Download link: fair3.roc

Description:
This rocket was built with estes parts with an aerotech engine mount. It uses a G-25 or G-40. I custom machined an engine lock out of fiberglass for the oringinal one wouldn't fit in the limited space. The whole rocket only costed about $60 (including engine) so I feel I got my moneys worth.





Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 3675,18 m
Maximum Velocity = 372,85 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 116,06 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech M1315W (5644,80 g)

Download link: norm_level3.roc

Here is a picture of the test rocket, designed in SpaceCAD, that flew on the booster motor for the Elf Magic project.

This was a Sorbitol/KNO3 motor that is predicted to be a M-4500. Yes...it's a sugar motor. My hand is about where the top of the motor is. The motor is 75mm in diameter and 55.7 inches long.

It has flown 3 times and recovered perfectly 3 times.
It will be my level-3 rocket. The part of the file that says "foam" is the 2-part expanding polyurethane foam used to hold the fins in and strengthen the booster air frame.




Rocket name: Green Hornet Designed by Chris Milford
8/6/2005

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 1091.25 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 386.04 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 889.74 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Estes C6 (0.85 oz.)

Download link: Green_Hornet.roc

Description:

Rocket name: Designed by Jim Ballard
NAR 83161 L2
5/20/2005

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 3674.63 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 656.51 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 444.50 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Cesaroni Pro38 765-J330 (1.55 lb.)

Download link: Core Sample Sally.roc

Description:
Pictured is "Core Sample Sally" designed with SpaceCad and built from scratch as my first attempt at dual-deployment. CSS has flown 7 times perfectly without a scratch, with the 4th flight earning me my NAR Level 2 Certification. CSS was flown for my cert flight on a CTI J330 to 3661' on 2-12-05 in Hearne TX.

Rocket name: Adler Designed by Andy Schaible
10.06.2005

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 162,65 m
Maximum Velocity = 59,70 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 103,66 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Sachsen-Feuerwerk D7 (54,00 g)

Download link: adler-28021.roc

Description:

Rocket name: Harpoon 1:4,2 Designed by Jochen Gamerdinger
09.07.2004

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 517,44 m
Maximum Velocity = 141,09 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 159,01 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech H180W (246,40 g)

Download link: harpoon_neu.roc

Description:
This is a 1:4.2 scale model of the ship missile RGM-84 Harpoon. The body tube consists of three layers of 160 g fiber glass. The first flight was on a G 64 motor and it was fantastic!

Rocket name: Sidewinder Designed by Ken
21.01.2004

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 861,12 m
Maximum Velocity = 215,11 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 254,91 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech F50 (84,90 g)

Download link: sidewinder.roc

Description:
Semi-Scale model pf the Aim-9L Sidewinder Air-to-air missile.

Rocket name: Rockit Designed by kenneth benjaminsson
2003-08-14

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 245,19 m
Maximum Velocity = 81,20 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 266,72 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Estes C5 (24,80 g)

Download link: rockit.roc

Description:
The Rockit, was made of some left over parts from a Apogee Aspire rocket, that cato:ed during thrustphase on a G80. (i.e it didn´t hold up to the thrust and "exploded" into pieces. However we found the nosecone and a small part of the bodytube. It laid around in my apartment for a while, until I figured out if I could make a rocket of the parts. And I could! =) So here it is, the Rockit. It can fly on B-C motors, however you can try it on a Aerotech 18mm E motor too.(reinforce the fins with epoxy). Parachute came from Estes Fatboy, centering rings are made from rolled paper, to make the motortube fit into the 29mm body. The rocket flys great, and mine even rotated during flight, making the fligt straight as an arrow!!. Some notes: The parachute can be replaced by a streamer if you wish. Good luck building and flying it!!

Rocket name: Autura Designed by John RowanStern
19.01.2004

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 223,53 m
Maximum Velocity = 83,58 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 215,94 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 2
Stage 2: 1 * Estes A8 (16,70 g)
Stage 1: 1 * Estes B6 (19,40 g)

Download link: Autura.roc

Description:
Cool rocket design

Rocket name: Peacemaker Designed by DjDragon
6/29/2003

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 4360.89 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 1293.51 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 949.05 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Vulcan I283 (15.08 oz.)

Download link: Peacemaker.roc

Description:
My first rocket design using trial version of SpaceCAD 3.

Rocket name: Snow Storm Designed by Nate Jones
7/23/03

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 614.91 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 199.11 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 201.85 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Estes E15 (2.07 oz.)

Download link: Snow Storm.roc

Description:
I just recently built this one, have yet to launch it. i named it Snow Storm becouse i designed it during the 'snow storm' that dumped some 3ft of snow on us in PA.

Rocket name: NOX Designed by Matt
17/05/2003

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 992.56 m
Maximum Velocity = 155.12 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 134.66 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * R.A.T.T Works H70H (348.99 g)

Download link: NOX.roc

Description:
Rocket designed for R.A.T.T Works hybrids. I have used a H70 but the design will accomodate a I80 quite happily. Note: The two tubes seperated by a coupler do not actually seperate, the coupler is simply there because the Public Missiles phenolic tube does not come in long enough lengths. Everything is a representation of a real component you can buy except the ejection system. The materials database did not come with the correct material for the real nosecone so I just chose a material and increased its thinkness until it was the correct weight.

Parts used for this rocket:
Engine: $104.326 NZD // R.A.T.T Works H70 Hybrid
Propellant: $43.4139 NZD // R.A.T.T Works H70 (3pack)
Parachute: $57.5220 NZD // Rocketman 40" R4C Standard 'Chute
Body Tube: $21.8178 NZD // Public Missiles Phenolic Tube (x2)
Nose Cone: $23.4740 NZD // Public Missiles Conical Nosecone
Tube Coupler: $2.76795 NZD // Public Missiles Tube Coupler

Total: $253.322 NZD
Rounded: $253.30 NZD
Shared: $126.65 NZD (wif a m8)

Rocket name: Designed by Martin
03-07-07

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 1049,80 m
Maximum Velocity = 110,54 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 84,54 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * U.S. Rockets I40 (512,00 g)

Download link: lolo.roc

Description:
hello! My name is Martin. I'm amateur and I construct this rocket. Please help me, is my rocket is good, or my rocket have a some errors. please write on my e-mail: republikant@go2.pl

Rocket name: Apogee Aspire Designed by Kenneth Benjaminson
2003-05-05

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 796,73 m
Maximum Velocity = 178,22 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 280,72 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 2
Stage 2: 1 * Estes C6 (24,20 g)
Stage 1: 1 * Estes C6 (24,20 g)

Download link: BlueStreak 2stage.roc

Description:
Well, this is my BlueStreak, made to see if I could use a Vacuu formed nc, Apogee 19207, inseted of the original wich was lost, during the first launh. Also added a second stage, to see if it would work. Well, can´t wait until I launch it again. It´ll will do aprox 800meters on two C6 enines =).

Rocket name: SAAB 05A Designed by Doug Williams
2/6/03

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 1920.33 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 525.04 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 602.55 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech I357T (12.33 oz.)

Download link: SAAB.roc

Description:
Here are the pictures of my SAAB-RB05A in flight. The first picture (15_15.jpg) is me and the rocket on the pad. The second is a launch on an Aerotech I 300 Blue Thunder (16_16.jpg). The third is a launch on a Pro38 I350 Smokey Sam (19_19.jpg). I really like the Pro38 they zip off the pad in a hurry plus it flew allot higher, around 3000' on that motor. I know I had to walk a lot further to retrieve it.

 

Rocket name: Orion HAMLV Designed by Kyle Isom
2/23/2003

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 1060.74 m
Maximum Velocity = 136.03 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 131.33 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 3
Stage 3: 3 * Estes E15 (176.10 g)
Stage 2: 3 * Estes D12 (135.60 g)
Stage 1: 2 * Estes E15 (117.40 g)

Download link: orion.roc

Description:
This is a planned construction for a rocket that will be able to take a 280g payload up to 800 meters or more...hopefully it will be launched by early 2004.

 

 


Pull My Finger Designed by Norman Egolf, USA
06.01.2003

Download link: big-gumby1.roc

My big rocket flew yesterday, the 28th, IT WAS AWESOME!. The rocket soared to 8,929 feet above ground level and went Mach .92. Well we were hoping it would go transonic due to the temperature but it really kicked butt on the way up. The rocket was dual deployment(drogueless).
Well apparently the 2,500lbs kevlar shock cord had a flaw in it and the payload section and booster parted company.
The booster came in ballistic and the payload section came in ballistic until the main charge fired at 1,500 ft. The booster was damaged severely(I think I can repair it) but I will build another in case. The payload section suffered a small zipper from the high speed deployment of the 2 main chutes.
Lots of pictures were taken as about 200 people showed up to see it go. I thought maybe the club had run an advertisement and thats why so many people were there this month. I commented on the turnout of people and got told by the club president..."You don't know?...They came to see your monster rocket go!"

 

More pictures of the launch can be found here.


Rocket name: Bull Run Designed by David Bowls
27.03.2003

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 157,56 m
Maximum Velocity = 59,21 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 89,81 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech C6 (27,60 g)

Download link: bull_run.roc

Description:
This rocket is a small one, flying only 520 feet. It can be built from easy to find components you might find around your house. Uses a C6 engine


Quest Big Rage Designed by Theo
08.11.2002

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 148,85 m
Maximum Velocity = 53,87 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 113,95 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Estes C6 (27,20 g)

Download link: quest_big_rage.roc

Description:
Quest Big Rage

Quest Icarus Designed by Theo
08.11.2002

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 282,76 m
Maximum Velocity = 91,26 m/s
Maximum Acceleration = 203,67 m/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Estes D12 (54,20 g)

Download link: quest_icarus.roc

Description:
Quest Icarus

ThrustMaster1 Designed by Carl Truszynski
9/21/02

Maximum Values:
Maximum Altitude = 920.34 ft.
Maximum Velocity = 524.87 ft/s
Maximum Acceleration = 1266.74 ft/s²

Rocket configuration:
Model rocket stage count: 1
Stage 1: 1 * Aerotech E28 (1.95 oz.)

Download link: ThrustMaster1.roc

Description:
ThrustMaster1 is a basic design for testing stability and altitude prediction accuracy for D and E type engines. The inner tube helps move the CG forward in the design and allows for minimal air volume compression during ejection.

 

SpaceCAD 2.x designs

Ryan Hatch's SYP Design Studies
Created by:
Pablo Zitelli, Argentina
Rocket Description:
Greetings from Argentina with these 5 rocket designs.
Download:
Atlas.roc
Proteus.roc


Ryan Hatch's SYP Design Studies
Created by:
Kel Jackson
Rocket Description:

Freedom
This is a rocket that i have built, and through perachute testing i discovered that the original fin design was prone to breakage in hard landings. It has been adjusted accordingly. This rockets extremely low altitude of 660 feet on an E engine makes for very realistic launches!

Missile
I call this a missile because of how high it goes! I wouldnt trust the calculations of space cad to thie extent, but, if they are correct, then expect out of sight flights that reach apogee of more than 60,000 feet! (11.3 miles, wow).

Teacher Hunter
This is a rocket that I shot off once, but my teacher wouldn't let me put in anything bigger than a B engine. It got off the pad and flew horizontally towards him. Forutnately he got out of the way. but now I know never to settle for anything less than a C engine in it.

If you build one of these rockets, then tell me via email at Kelmanrc@aol.com and let me know how it flies, how fast it comes down, and of course if your precious payload survives!
Download:

Freedom.roc
Missile.roc
Teacher_Hunter.roc



Jeff Christensen's collection
Created by:
Jeff Christensen, Hoover, Alabama, USA
Rocket Description:
Some models of my real rockets. I lilke the V-2 the best.
Download:
German V2
Mean Machine
The Dart
The Buccaneer
Voyager


The Dart
Created by:
Steven Jubb, USA
Rocket Data:
The dart reaches 148 m with an A8 engine
Download:
The dart


SAKOBAR
Created by:
Andreas Firnau, Germany
Rocket Data:
Reaches 331 m with a C6-5 engine
Download:
sakobar.roc
Creator's comment:The Sakobar is the name of an ancient Samurai that could destroy walls by simply looking at them... well, not really. It's just a cool rocket that flies pretty high. Have fun building the Sakobar!


Elope, SupaFly, Mach Infinity
Created by:
JD Bothma, South Africa
Rocket Data:
Elope reaches 4.6 km, SupaFly 525 m, Mach Infinity 9.5 km
Download:
Elope to Atmospher
SupaFly
Mach Infinity
Comment: JD Bothma sent me these three designs that will fly extremely high... if you want to build them, you can contact him directly at pbothma@intekom.co.za.
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