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Here is the best way I have found to evenly space out satellites. Plus I derive the math behind this method in the video. Enjoy

Here is my first attempt at a KSP video. Here I derive the math behind evenly spaced communication satellite networks.

I had been trying to to do this. I wanted a network of relay communications satellites so i could use unmanned vessels. As you know, you need a satellite network like this so the unmanned vessels always have communications with Kerbin. Anyway I also wanted the network of satellites evenly spaced out in their orbit. I couldn't find any tutorials on this that explained the math so I went ahead and derived the math myself and made a tutorial video for the community at large. So Enjoy

Hey Diamond, check out the following video.I had the same problem, I couldn't find a decent way to do this and kept looking everywhere on the web. So I went ahead and derived the math and made a video as it seems a lot of people still ask about how to do this.

Yeah brakes don't seem to stop the sliding...

Windows x64 version 1.2.2.1622

My moon bases constantly slide, sometimes resulting in random explosions. I guess as it slides, there is stress on the landing legs eventually reaching a breaking point. Anyone know of a fix to stop the sliding? I have recently tried the Kerbal Attachment System and used harpoons and anchors stuck to the ground. Still slides and apparently pulls the harpoons out of the ground. So so frustrating. Put all that time into base building and this seems to break the game.

I created a sub-assembly, but I need to connect it from the opposite end it was created from... Is there a way to do this?