Sud-Aviation Research Rockets

[Jemiba]

In Der Flieger, August 1963, the portfolio of research rockets built and planned by
Sud-Aviation during the '60sis shown:
- Belier: Single stage, solid fueled, payload 30 kg, ceiling 85 km
- Centaure: Two stage (first stage was the Venus booster, second stage the Belier), solid fueled, payload 30 kg to a
ceiling 180 km, or 60 kg to a 130 km.
- Dragon: Two stage (first stage was the S2 booster, second stage the Belier), solid fueled, payload 30 kg to a
ceiling 600 km, or 200 kg to a 250 km.
- Dauphin: Single stage, solid fueled
- Eridan: Two stage (first stage was the S2 booster, second stage the Dauphin), solid fueled, payload 100 kg to a
ceiling 600 km, or 300 kg to a 300 km.

 

[cardonet]

In Der Flieger, August 1963, the portfolio of research rockets built and planned by
Sud-Aviation during the '60sis shown:
- Belier: Single stage, solid fueled, payload 30 kg, ceiling 85 km
- Centaure: Two stage (first stage was the Venus booster, second stage the Belier), solid fueled, payload 30 kg to a
ceiling 180 km, or 60 kg to a 130 km.
- Dragon: Two stage (first stage was the S2 booster, second stage the Belier), solid fueled, payload 30 kg to a
ceiling 600 km, or 200 kg to a 250 km.
- Dauphin: Single stage, solid fueled
- Eridan: Two stage (first stage was the S2 booster, second stage the Dauphin), solid fueled, payload 100 kg to a
ceiling 600 km, or 300 kg to a 300 km.

There was slight changes between the different versions.
See at : http://www.cannes-aero-patrimoine.net/pdf/pub/casp_Taillade_fusees-sonde_SdH_2011-10-15.pdf
(slides 11, 18, 23 & 24)

 

[Jemiba]

And there were more versions. Thanks !
And the source of the drawings obviously is the same, as used by the mentioned mag.

 

[cardonet]

And there were more versions. Thanks !
And the source of the drawings obviously is the same, as used by the mentioned mag.

In August 1963, Dauphin and Eridan were future projects. So, Belier, Centaure and Dragon drawings only are correct in the 1963 drawing. The original source seems to be a Sud Aviation document shown in several books. "Fusées françaises pour la recherche spatiale", Dunod, 1964, is one of them.
I used ESRO sources for version II and CNES sources for version III.