What links to “Raketa (hydrofoil)”
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- Belarus (ship)The Raketa (hydrofoil) and Meteor (hydrofoil) were designed for large rivers. Yet the country's network of navigable waterways …
- Chaika (vessel)… per hour on trials was an outstanding result for an early-1960s passenger river vessel: the standard Raketa (hydrofoil))» boats held to around sixty. However, this speed came at the cost of fuel consumption and complexity, and the …
- Floating House… out a descent, installing fencing and banners [17]. The other hydrofoil routes — heirs to the Volga's Raketa" and Meteor" vessels — also operate today via floating moorings.
- Hydrofoils and Ground-Effect Vehicles
- Rostislav Alekseev… sailing vessels that led him, in 1938, to the idea of using hydrofoils. When the first hydrofoil craft, the Raketa (hydrofoil), took to the Volga in 1957, it became clear that a turning point had occurred in Soviet shipbuilding. …
- Sputnik (ship)After the success of the Raketa (hydrofoil) and the Meteor (hydrofoil), the bureau took on a vessel of a fundamentally different scale: the Sputnik …
- Voskhod (ship)The Voskhod is a river hydrofoil of Project 352 carrying 71 passengers, the successor to the Raketa (hydrofoil), designed by the Central Design Bureau for Hydrofoil Ships named after R. E. Alexeyev. The series was …