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... :1931-04-11 Heylandt car Prüfstand.jpg 400px '''The Heylandt,Riedel,Pietsch,Rudolph rocket car on the test stand (Apr 11 1931)''' Image:1931berlinrocketcar3.jpg 400px '''Alfons Pietsch drives the Heylandt/Riedel rocket car at the Heylandt works in Berlin (April 1931)''' Image:1931_Alfons_Pietsch.jpg 400px '''Alfons Pietsch sits in the passenger seat of the Heylandt/Riedel rocket car for a demonstration ...

... to promote the car we had." Which included making exhibition appearances at fairs and airports. But if they had gone into full-scale manufacturing, they would have produced a rocket car about the size of a Buick, "with the rocket exhaust pipe or pipes running under the frame of the body..." Image:Hungerford_5.jpg‎‎ border 200px Looking aft, toward the rocket ... ordinary gasoline engine was used to bring the car up to speed, after which the rocket motor would take over. In one of the rocket car's first tests, it achieved a speed of ...

We won't build rocket cars, but someday, as propulsion technology advances, it will be possible to build small personal spacecraft. ...

REDIRECT Valier, Max - Rocket Car Patent

Media:499199.pdf Max Valier's rocket car patent Category:Publications Category:Patent

... 7 rocket car, April 1930. Papa Riedel in the background in white coat.''' Image:1931_Alfons_Pietsch.jpg thumb right '''The 1931 Paul Heylandt rocket car at Tempelhof airfield. Alfons Pietsch at left in car.''' Media:Heylandt Missile.pdf Patent DE1439237 for Paul Heylandt's liquid oxygen missile, circa 1921 Media:Heylandt_patents.pdf Patents by Paul Heylandt 1922 ...

... Narren'', pp.103-104; Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', pp. 203-204. For coverage of the rocket work of Walter J.H. Riedel and Arthur Rudolph at the Heylandt Company from early 1930 as well ... 1929 liquid-propellant rocket of Friedrich Sander, consult, Frank H. Winter and Michal J. Neufeld, "Heylandt's Rocket Cars and the V-2; A Little Known Chapter in the History of Rocket Technology," in Phillipe ...

... experiments and more theoretical considerations had been made. There was also the publicity from the rocket car experiments by Opel, Valier and Sander. A basic stock of 1,000 Reichsmark had been ... beginning of 1930 to Berlin to take up new experiments with liquid engines in the Heylandt company. The club was now active in Berlin more than ever. After Winkler had learned ... dissolved quickly. image:Greenwood-rakete2.jpg 350px left thumb The Greenwood Lake Rocket Mail Willy Ley Publicist and Rocket Specialist His SF stories brought him in contact with Science Fiction fans and ...

... the rocket car was driven by multiple solid-propellant (gunpowder) rockets made by the pyrotechnical firm of Sander that normally made very short burning duration life-saving rockets and the like, and therefore the “rocket car ... way, technologically-speaking these rocket car, rocket airplane (and later rocket railroad and even rocket ice-sled) stunts - some by Valier - had no connection whatsoever to the true development of the rocket as eventually applied to ...

... fact, the hellish ride of the powder car was something like an increase in rank for the rocket: it became before the eyes, ears of The rocket car on the racetrack and - nose of ... hands of the people. However - the rocket can really do something; that was shown by Opel's rocket car ride. At least it can accelerate a racing car from standstill to a speed of ... . The ambition of the rocket is therefore by no means in motor vehicle construction, not even in racing cars. It is true that the builders of the rocket car insisted on beating the speed ...

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