Coordinates of DSN stations?

[DerekL1963]

Does anyone have the coordinates of the DSN stations?  Either my google-fu is weak, or the KSP wiki has them hidden in some obscure location.

[Spacetraindriver]

I've been able to get to them off of only this so...

http://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/File:KerbinBases1.2.png

As well as rough estimates from the tracking station.

 

Edited March 3, 2017 by Spacetraindriver

[DerekL1963]

If you can get the coordinates off that... you're a better man than I am.

[Ultimate Steve]

Well, if you have time, you could just follow the green lines.

[tomf]

SCANsat will show them on it's map as anomalies. You could check to see if they show up on kerbnet too.

Edited March 3, 2017 by tomf

[rudi1291]

11 minutes ago, tomf said:

SCANsat will show them on it's map as anomalies. You could check to see if they show up on kerbnet too.

They do. They count as regular anomalies. So keep in mind that every probe core has a certain chance of discovering them...

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Coordinates:

Baikerbanour: 20° 40' 45'' N 146° 30' 4'' W

Crater Rim: 9° 27' 0'' N 172° 6' 37'' W

Nye Island: 5° 21' 49'' N 108° 32' 53'' E

Harvester Massif: 11° 57' 0'' S 33° 44' 25' E

North Station: 63° 5' 42'' N 90° 4' 47'' W

Mesa South: 59° 35' 23'' S 25° 51' 42'' W

 

 

Edited March 3, 2017 by rudi1291

[DerekL1963]

3 hours ago, rudi1291 said:

They do. They count as regular anomalies. So keep in mind that every probe core has a certain chance of discovering them...

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Coordinates:

Baikerbanour: 20° 40' 45'' N 146° 30' 4'' W

Crater Rim: 9° 27' 0'' N 172° 6' 37'' W

Nye Island: 5° 21' 49'' N 108° 32' 53'' E

Harvester Massif: 11° 57' 0'' S 33° 44' 25' E

North Station: 63° 5' 42'' N 90° 4' 47'' W

Mesa South: 59° 35' 23'' S 25° 51' 42'' W

 

 

Thanks!

[OrbitalBuzzsaw]

Well, good luck to you.

[Leafbaron]

another option, without waiting for discovery with either kerbnet or scan sat. is to use the mechjeb landing guidance. hover the mouse where the green line intercepts the planet when passing over a station and boom! GPS coordinates. 

[DerekL1963]

1 hour ago, Leafbaron said:

another option, without waiting for discovery with either kerbnet or scan sat. is to use the mechjeb landing guidance. hover the mouse where the green line intercepts the planet when passing over a station and boom! GPS coordinates.

I'm trying to fly *to* them, so that's a *very* workable idea... (Since I do use MJ.  Shoulda thought of that myself.)

I'm using Scansat 16.11, and they're not showing up.  Just the 'normal' anomalies.