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spaceaholic - 2/3/2008 1:41 PM We have just completed a scan of a the defacto reference guide on the Saturn Instrument unit - IBM Saturn IB/V Instrument Unit Technical Manual - IU System Description And Component Data More @Wikipedia
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- LIVE: Saturn V - Apollo 11 - LAUNCH and Lunar Transit UPDATESApollo 11 Saturn V at pad 39-A Apollo 11 Lunar Module Pilot Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. eating supper in crew quarters on the night before launch Aldrin and Armstrong enjoy breakfast in crew quarters on launch morning The Apollo 11 crew and Donald K. "Deke" Slayton at the traditional launch day steak and eggs breakfast
- Hazegrayart: Saturn V-4X(U) - NASASpaceFlight.comIf I'm interpreting his images correctly, the center engine in each booster has been removed so that instead of 20 F1s there are only 16. Considering that for the real Saturn V the center engine is what was providing the liftoff thrust (the other 4 were just balancing out the weight of the rocket) it seems like there'd be a lot of gravity losses.
- Saturn V 3D print with "real" launch flames using programable Leds and ...This is my build of a 3D printed 40'' (1 meter) tall Saturn V launch with flames controlled using WS2812b programmable pixels and an Arduino Nano. It was printed during 1 week using a Creality Ender 3 and PLA and then painted and detailed.
- Detailed Saturn V Cutaway DiagramCourtesy of io9, an awesome Saturn V cutaway diagram. Also includes a link to a hi-res version.
- Book recommendation on Saturn V rocketStill on my reading list is David Woods' "Saturn V Owners' Workshop Manual" (see attached jpg for the table of contents). I recently finished "How Apollo flew to the moon" by Woods, and liked the level of detail and focus on explaining various procedures quite a lot.
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