looking for Titan 3E centaur

[Rareden]

Greetings,

im trying to find some staging information the the titan 3E rocket such as the ones used for the voyager launchs, i havent had much luck with google.

Has anyone made a recreation of one or had better luck with google search's.

[Thomas988]

I've found some stuff after a little Googling. This explains what's in each and stage and a little bit more info. That's about the best I could find, aside from this image:

I certainly hope this helps! I just love what you guys make with Nassault!

Edited December 29, 2014 by Thomas988
Too early in the morning for proper grammar

[Rolanvorxariat]

Now, by any chance, does this have anytijng to do with the Scott manley-Nassault voyager collab?

[Rareden]

Now, by any chance, does this have anytijng to do with the Scott manley-Nassault voyager collab?

...no comment...(yes)

[MKSheppard]

http://www.alternatewars.com/BBOW/Boosters/Titan/Titan_IIIE_Core_Airframe.gif

http://www.alternatewars.com/BBOW/Boosters/Centaur/Titan_IIIE_Centaur_Stations.gif

[Decho]

If you're talking about the Voyager launches in particular it is worth bearing in mind that the Star-37E solid booster was also used (after the Centaur stage), though it is often not listed as it was considered part of the payload despite being separate from the Voyager craft. Also have an approximate C3 curve for the Titan-3E (including Centaur and Star-37E), probably not useful but graphs make me feel better.

[Rareden]

If you're talking about the Voyager launches in particular it is worth bearing in mind that the Star-37E solid booster was also used (after the Centaur stage), though it is often not listed as it was considered part of the payload despite being separate from the Voyager craft. Also have an approximate C3 curve for the Titan-3E (including Centaur and Star-37E), probably not useful but graphs make me feel better.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/30047447/Titan-3E.png

Thats great information ty