wRASP is a Windows program that simulates the flight of a rocket in one dimension (one degree-of-freedom). It can be used to get an idea of how high a rocket kit might fly with a particular motor and what the best ejection delay time might be. wRASP is an adaption of the venerable RASP program for DOS that was based on the BASIC program by Harry Stine in 1979 from "Handbook of Model Rocketry". It was converted to C by Mark Storin in 1989. New features were added by Kent Hoult in 1990 and Mark Johnson in 1990-94.wRASP v2.0 includes Larry Curcio's DigiTrak, based on his version 5.4. 16-bit wRASP runs on Windows 95 (as do most Win 3.1 programs). |
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