“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

In an abandoned Soviet camp near Kaluga with the name "Millennium Falcon", the first All-Russian rocket-building championship took place. I also asked for it, because a jetpack is closer to missiles than to aviation. Yes, and look at 10 year olds who assemble a really working contraption from scotch tape, drawing paper and a plastic bottle, and a little older comrades shoot a rocket at 400 meters - it's worth it.

Summary:



“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Tracks

Competitions were held on three tracks.

  • "Water rockets" - for schoolchildren 10-14 years old.
  • "Solid propellant rockets" - the age of participants is 14-17 years old.
  • "Open Sky" for student teams preparing for international competitions (flight up to 10 meters).

water rockets

From my Soviet childhood, when plastic bags were still washed and dried on clothespins, and cans of fanta and beer were elite collectible luxury items, I remember this thing:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

And then there were plastic bottles and the golden age of water rockets.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Punk style rocket.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

One of the world's largest water rockets.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Foreign championships have been held for a long time and quite fun

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But such a water rocket took off at 534 meters:


$10,000 prize for the highest flight:


How to build a twin engine water rocket:


Even NASA has manuals for water rockets:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

How was it with us

Participant age: 10-14 years old

First stage. It was necessary to design and build a water rocket with
electronic on-board system and rescue mechanism based on constructor (Arduino).

The second stage. It is necessary to design and build a rocket without a designer (of our own design) with an electronic on-board system and a rescue mechanism. There are no design restrictions. Task - reaching the maximum height.

Correspondence tour and video reports:


solid rockets

First stage. It is necessary to design and build a rocket with a launch weight of up to 1150 g. with an electronic control system and a rescue mechanism based on constructor arduino.

The second stage. Design and build a rocket of your own design (without using a designer) with an electronic control system and a rescue mechanism.
*Teams that have passed the first stage or student teams are allowed to the second stage.


We fly on these engines:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

TTX RD-100Solid propellant engine for rocket models RD1-100-7 will lift the rocket to an unattainable height! The dream of rocket modellers about a powerful MRD that competes with Western counterparts has come true.

Russia is back in the space race with the US! The model rocket engine RD1-100-7 is much more powerful than the Soviet MRDs. Now Russian rocket modellers can safely brag about spectacular launches in front of their Western colleagues.
This engine for rocket models continues the well-established RD1 line. Special manufacturing techniques and high-precision calculation of the surface area have significantly increased engine power.
The new rocket engine is designed primarily for experienced rocket modellers.

AGE LIMIT
From 16 years old!

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Outer diameter 29 mm
Length 240 mm
Channel length 195 mm
Weight 200 gr
Thrust impulse total 100-110 N∙s
Thrust maximum 120 N
Thrust average 50 N
Charge burning time 2 s
Moderator burning time 7 s.

and on these:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

TTX RD-300Solid propellant engine for rocket models RD1-300-0 will lift the rocket to an unattainable height! The dream of rocket modellers about a powerful MRD that competes with Western counterparts has come true.

Russia is back in the space race with the US! Model rocket engine RD1-300-0 to catch up and overtake and we did it. The most powerful engine that can only be ordered from us.

AGE LIMIT
From 16 years old!

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Thrust maximum 330 N
Thrust average 180 N
Charge burning time 2,5 s
The burn time of the moderator is not.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF OPERATION
Store in a dry place at temperatures from -20 to +30 ˚С.
Ignition is carried out with a specialized electric fuse (supplied).
Insert the fuse to the stop to a depth of 36 mm.
Keep at least 10 m away while the engine is running.
Modification of the engine is strictly prohibited.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Sample traction chart.

Fuses:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Here's how the engine works:


And here is a crazy experiment with a solid rocket engine:

Open sky

Student teams preparing for international IREC competitions
Design and construction of a rocket for flights to an altitude of 3 to 000 meters with a 10 kg payload on board.

The cost of launching a rocket, taking into account the engine: 24 rubles.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)
“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)
This is how the international championship is held in America.

The Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Competition have been held since 2006.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Videos from IREC International Championships

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Beginning in 2017, ESRA's Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Competition (IREC) became the flagship activity of a new annual event called the Spaceport America Cup (SA Cup).

Out-of-competition participation "Master"

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)
If you are suddenly over 23 years old and want to build rockets, then you can register a team on any of the tracks, indicating the category "Master". But launches at your own expense. The cost of solid propellant engines is from 5000 to 35 rubles.

News from the fields

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Flocks of schoolchildren with scientific supervisors arrived and began to get junk out of such boxes.

And collect your rockets.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Scotch, whatman paper, plastic bottle ...

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

... and some arduino - the rocket is ready.

But these guys will definitely do Elon Musk:

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

And girls.

First test launches at the airport

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

It was raining and a water rocket.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

“Knowing the path and walking it are not the same thing.”

The collision with reality has benefited many rocket scientists. Someone finally understood why a parachute is needed.

Refinement of missiles before the final

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

A 3D printer prints for a long time ... you can think about the past years ... about all ten ...

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Master class on RimWorld while the fairing is being printed on a 3D printer:

- Where is your dog?
- Well, she's dead.
- Why did she die?
- That's because of whom she died, I buried here.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

All and sundry joked about "Space Y".

Second run to the airfield and final launches

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

A team of girls, one of them is 10 years old. They are waiting for their turn.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Contacts for remote start.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

The pilot tries to escape from the rocket.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Red button.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Launch control panel.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Take care of your baby.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

"Rocket with wrong formulas". They are trying to adjust the electronics before the start, although it is raining.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

You need to come to the start with a fully assembled rocket, but as always.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Is it right?

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Vzhzhzhzhuuuu!

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

And then the rockets started to land...

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Original body design. But if they didn’t release a parachute - cranks.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Sometimes the parachute was released, but it did not open - also krants.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

And again.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

And again.

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

In one of the rockets that landed, we actually found an earthworm.

Behind the scenes were search teams that ran through the swamp and dug fairings, climbed birch trees for a payload. There were those who successfully took off and landed, but who cares?

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

It was fun and inspiring.

I hope that rockets will fly to the Moon and Mars, and not neighboring continents.

The most important thing

“Look what a jetpack I have!” - "Ha, look what a rocket I have!" (notes from the rocketry championship)

Lunch at the airport.

Media

Contacts of the organizers

PS

A rocket got stuck on a tree, a parachute got tangled, and everyone began to call me together because I have a jetpack. But I still don’t know how to fly, but I can tie the apparatus to the bars:



Source: habr.com

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