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A subsidiary of Zepto Labs.

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Rockets with Payload

N1-L3

The Russian (Soviet) Munshot! Now with the LK lander!

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How to fly:

1. SAS on

2. Hit space

3. Throttle up

4. Hit space again as soon as you reach 100% throttle.

5. Hit space after Blok A cutoff

6. The Blok V's engines are ignited before Blok B separation

7. Hit space to drop the Blok B

8. If you want make it realistic, jettison the Blok V after orbital insertion. Otherwise, you can use the remaining fuel to boost the rocket a bit further

9. After Blok V separation, activate the Blok G. It should get you an almost-TMI

10. Use the Blok D to complete the encounter

11. Us the Blok D to insert the L3 complex into Munar orbit.

12. Once in orbit, EVA transfer the crew (don't decouple anything)

13. Press 4 to detach the LK lander from the LOK and select "Control from here" on the docking port

14. Using the rest of the Blok D fuel and some of the LK's (jettison the Blok D when it runs out), land on the Mun.

15. When you want to return to orbit, throttle up a bit so the LK is still on the ground and then jettison the legs by pressing space.

16. Use the LOK's RCS to dock it to the LK lander

17. Press 4 to drop the LK, and then fly back to Kerbin.

18. Press space to detach the reentry pod from the rest of the LOK

19. If the parachute does not deploy, press 9.

Action groups:

Backspace: Abort

4: Undock ports

7: Blow up first stage

9: Deploy parachute

0: Jettison SAS

Lagginess: High

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Download: N1-L3

DSR (Duna Surveyor Rover)

A Duna rover with realistic staging in a compact package.

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Please read the instructions carefully.

Pre-flight: Time warp so that Duna is about 44 degrees counterclockwise from Kerbin.

How to launch:

1. SAS on, parking brakes on.

2. Hit space

3. Throttle up

4. Hit space again as soon as you reach 100% throttle.

In flight instructions & tips:

1. Make sure you do a good pitchover maneuver (I usually start at 8.5km).

2. Use the Centaur to get the spacecraft to orbit and then at a TDI orbit.

3. Jettison the Centaur once you have a good or an almost Duna encounter (preferably inside Kerbin's SOI, to make it more realistic).

4. Use the Cruise stage to make small and efficient course corrections and try to get your Duna Periapsis as low as possible.

5. Once you're in Duna's SOI, make course corrections using the Radial In node to lower your Periapsis (to 7km) from the edge of Duna's SOI. You can also change where you want to land with a combination of the maneuver nodes. AVOID MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN.

6. Jettison the cruise stage when you are less than 2 hours away from Duna periapsis or until satisfied with your trajectory. DO NOT JETTISON IT ANY EARLIER OR THE ROVER WILL RUN OUT OF POWER.

Pre-entry: Make sure parking brakes are on.

Landing instructions:

1. After to atmospheric effects are gone, deploy the parachute and then jettison the "heat shield".

2. Ignite the engines soon after that.

3. Once the parachute has deployed, throttle down (I usually do either to 0% or 20%).

4. Slowly and carefully land the rover by changing the throttle. The rover must touch down at less than 4m/s to prevent possible wheel damage.

Post-landing procedures:

1. Jettison the engines and parachute.

2. Parking brakes off and drive away.

3. Check each solar panel for damage. If there are more than 2 damaged panels, disable the motor for the rear wheels.

4. Press 1 to extend the Communotron.

5. Have fun exploring Duna!

Action groups:

1: Extend Communotron (Press this once sftely landed on Duna)

Lagginess: Moderate

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Download: DSR

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Proton-M

After more than a month of on-and-off development, I have finally completed the fifth generation of the Proton-M! It has more parts than its predecessors, but its also much more accurate.

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Proton-M

A three-stage Proton without the Briz-M.

- Max capacity: 1.7 tons to 200km orbit

- 179 parts

How to launch:

1. SAS on

2. Hit space

3. Throttle up to about 100%.

4. Hit space to release the launch clamps.

5. After first stage cutoff, cut the throttle with X.

6. Hit space to activate the second stage engines and then start throttling up to 100%.

7. Hit space to stage.

8. After second stage cutoff, cut the throttle with X.

9. Hit space to activate the third stage vernier engines and then start throttling up to 100%.

10. Stage

11. Hit space again to activate the third stage engine.

Lagginess: Moderate-High

Download: Proton-M

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Proton-M/Briz-M

The version of the Proton with the Briz-M, which allows it to put up to 1 ton to KEO.

- Max capacity: 1 ton to KEO

- 193 parts

Action groups:

0: Drop Briz-M tanks

How to launch:

1. SAS on

2. Hit space

3. Throttle up to about 100%.

4. Hit space to release the launch clamps.

5. After first stage cutoff, cut the throttle with X.

6. Hit space to activate the second stage engines and then start throttling up to 100%.

7. Hit space to stage.

8. After second stage cutoff, cut the throttle with X.

9. Hit space to activate the third stage vernier engines and then start throttling up to 100%.

10. Stage

11. Hit space again to activate the third stage engine.

12. Stage after third stage cutoff. You may cut the throttle too.

13. Stage to activate Briz-M engines

14. Once the bottom two torradial tanks are empty, you can press 0 to jettison them.

Lagginess: High

Download: Proton-M/Briz-M

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Soyuz 2.1b

Finally! A Pico Soyuz!

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- Max capacity: 1.4 tons to 200km orbit.

- 211 parts

How to launch:

1. SAS on

2. Hit space

3. Throttle up to about 85%

4. Hit space

5. Throttle up to 100% after boosters are jettisoned

6. Cut the throttle after first stage burn out

7. Hit space and throttle up

8. Stage

9. Hit space to jettison thermal protection panels

Lagginess: High

Download: Soyuz 2.1b

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Something I've been working on...

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Angara rockets! :D

I'll release a .zip with all of the rockets inside. I haven't tested them in space yet.

Edit: Download: New download on OP

Press 0 twice to lock the gimbals of the A5 and A7 rockets. Turn on fine controls too.

For the 1-1, set your throttle one notch above the 2/3 throttle line for the first stage. Remember to throttle up to max for the second stage!

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giggleplex ... do you use the engieenr ? i just put the chip on your angaras and ... well ... my yawn droped. A5 to A7 have more then 10k dV ... insane for minirockets :D

very well done giggleplex!

Yes I do, but just the one for the editor. And yes, they have a lot of dv.

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Your mini stuff never fails to amaze me. Well done!

Thanks! :D

I have a "Race to the Mun" pack that will be released in a few minutes. :confused:

Edit: Saturn IB

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One step before the mighty Saturn V. No special fly instructions here but it is on a pretty tight fuel budget.

Action groups:

Backspace: Abort

9: Deploy parachute.

0: Jettison LES

Download: https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Saturn%20IB.craft?attredirects=0&d=1

I'll post these on the OP soon.

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Could you post a picture of the landers?

I guess I could just download them, but I've never liked using other people's rockets.

I don't have landers with rockets, sorry. I did make some and I might release them if they work properly.

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Guys, brace yourselves...

I'm about to break the record of most rockets released at once.

Atlas V 400 Series

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Atlas V 500 Series

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Atlas-Centaur

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Delta II

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Delta III

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Delta IV

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Falcons

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Protons

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Start of Rocketry Pack

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I think I'll need another post to squeeze all of them in.

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Temporary links for them all:

Start of Rocketry

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Start%20of%20Rocketry%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Protons

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Proton%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Falcons

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Falcon%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Delta IV

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Delta%20IV%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Delta III

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Delta%20III%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Delta II

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Delta%20II%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Atlas V 500

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Atlas%20V%20500%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Atlas V 400

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Atlas%20V%20400%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Atlas-Centaur

https://sites.google.com/site/giggleplex777/downloads/Atlas-Centaur%20Pack.zip?attredirects=0&d=1

Timings for engine ejection (MET):

Atlas-Centaur- 1:45

Atlas IIAS- 2:40

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And I'll make subassemblies of those, too!

PM sent.

By the way Goddard's rocket can withstand an impact (from 2km) on the top end with the probe core intact.

Yet another edit: It's 3.05km. Not 2km.

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OMG YES! Your rockets are amazing, especially the protons (because I love the Proton)

Thanks!:)

I have been working on the Ariane series lately and I still have to make a post for the new rockets.

Status for Ariane:

Ariane 1 - Done

Ariane 2 - Done

Ariane 3 - Done

Ariane 4 - Done

Ariane 5 G - Done

Ariane 5 ES - Done (New boosters may be added)

Ariane 5 ECA - Done (New boosters may be added)

Ariane 5 ME - In Development Done. :)

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