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Co-113A Mothership

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It has been a while but after nearly a year long break I've finally got round to designing a new multipurpose mothership. I was surprised at how quickly this one came together; though it only took a few hours to build and test the Co-113 worked perfectly from the get go.

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dV (m/s) Payload (Tons)
4552 0
4000 11
3000 41
2000 100
1000 263

The Co-113 is designed as a single stage mothership capable of performing a multitude of missions to any planet in the system with the right attachments, its 6 LV-N engines giving it a long range while still packing a good TWR so you don't have to worry about sitting around for those long burns. Stock it packs over 4.5km/s of dV which is more than enough for most of the closer planets in the system. Compared to many previous ships it has a low part count too, at 250 exactly so it should perform acceptably on even lower end PCs.

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In addition to its usual tricks, the Co-113 is my first ship to integrate a small resource converter for longer trips. A dropship on one of the hard points to gather ore allows you to fly pretty much forever as long as you can bring back a decent amount. For more heavy duty mining larger tanks and a full size converter can always be attached for refuelling those orbital depots.

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If you're patient enough to attach ion engines and their fuel, the Co-113 can support trips as far out as Eeloo or Moho, carrying a lander and extra habitation to make the journey more comfy. In this configuration the tanks contain over 14k m/s of dV in exchange for a rather painful TWR of 0.04.

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And of course if you really fancy you can take the Co-113 back to its roots and arm it with weapons and fighters! Four SRB rockets are effective vs capital ships while smaller I beam rockets deal with the fighters and unarmoured craft.

Edited by Frozen_Heart
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3 minutes ago, Frozen_Heart said:

Hmm that's odd. Working for me even when not logged in to dropbox. What happens when you click it?

Takes me into Dropbox, and then after seemingly trying to open a Dropbox folder/page called "Dropbox/KSP", it has an error message pop up saying " The folder ‘/KSP’ doesn’t exist. ", redirecting me to my homepage in Dropbox (when I'm logged in). If I open the link in a browser session where I'm not logged into Dropbox, it instead gives me an impassable prompt to login.

It actually is a bit strange for Dropbox to act up, since I've been hosting my releases of craft from it and had no issues AFAIK.

Edited by ScriptKitt3h
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