The Destroyer

I put far, far too many aerobees on one rocket.

I put rovers on several Moons, including Ganymede!

EP19 is out! Big launchers, and rovers to Ceres, the Moon, Ganymede, and Callisto!

EP18 is out! Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus. Fun times.

I returned to my main RSS/RO/RP1 series, went to Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury!

I recreated NASAs Dragonfly and ULAs SMART reuse system today...

My latest video is something a bit different - a recreation of a real life mission! Check it out.

It's here! My Recreation of NASAs Dragonfly mission, and ULAs SMART recovery system! Check it out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_abyxgnJUk

EP17 Is out - Ko-fi, blueprints, and season 2 preview. https://ko-fi.com/tdchannelksp

I finished editing EP17 of my series - not quite a true episode, more like a bonus to the season finale, as well as a preview of Season 2!

Finished up my latest launch vehicle chart!

RO is a community project, and if you make good configs with a bit of real-life data to back it up, I'm sure it'll get approved.

Are you going to try to get them merged into Realism Overhaul itself when they're done?

EP16 - The Season 1 finale, project VULCAN to Mars is out now. That'll be the end for awhile now.

They're Snap-10As from Near future electrical. You probably need the latest RP-1 to get the configs for them. Also, there will indeed be more! Not for awhile though, maybe several months.

After several months of planning, building, and editing, I present my best work yet (and longest!) - a mission to Mars.

I finally finished my best and longest video yet, a mission to Mars in 1960 as part of my career!

After several months of planning, building, and editing, I present my best work yet (and longest!) - a mission to Mars.

I sent another rover to land on Mercury, and I have something big upcoming for the finale of Season 1!

EP15 is out! Heading to Jupiter with rovers, going back to Mercury, and a teaser for the Season finale!

Hydrolox stages don't have to be balloon - Centaur might be a balloon, but Saturn stages like S-II and S-IVB weren't. Balloon tanks are pressurized, but not the kind of pressure to feed an engine. Yes, they were supposed to be pressure fed engines. (I'm not familiar with ROs configs so I don't know what the name of pressure-fed tank is) I also noticed your RP-1 configs being cost * 1.2. The first and second stage are about 1.6 million funds each by default, so 3.9 million funds for Sea dragon engines in RP1 - since each fund in RP1 is 1,000 US 1965 dollars, that would put the cost of Sea Dragon at nearly *4 billion dollars* per launch. Yikes! For comparison, a Saturn-derived launcher in RP1 to get 500 tons into LEO is about 400k funds, or about 400 million dollars.

Nice! I should note though that you set the tank type to "Balloon" which is not a high pressure tank for the pressure-fed engines.

A grand tour would be pretty fun. I've already planned landers to every planet in the system for my Terminal Velocity series, all at once would be... something. My CPU is an i5-4460, so hardly a small supercomputer!

I had plans for this for awhile, but seeing Carnasa start doing it motivated me to continue! Our plans are a bit different though: Carnasa will send a full 3,000t Sat V to Saturns orbit and maybe flyby moons,, while I use its propellant tanks in order to land on two of the Moons. EDIT to your edit: - The FPS when launching was terrible, 1 fps, maybe less. It's sped up a *lot*. - Random probe, probably an ion engine testbed I was working on.