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  1. AlphaKerman
    @Kartoffelkuchen, greatly appreciated. I had successfully revert to 1.1.3 (yay). I know it's not easy to build all these, but when you doing it with you passion, it just make things happy and fun. Still, this mod is still my favorite ones. And good luck with your ULA pack!
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    It's interesting type of rocket though. Alternating of liquids and solids
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    Dang It! This mod is so old and SpaceX now had revealed it's Dun... eh Mars architecture. Was my best mod back then. I wish it will be updated though
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    In Andy Weir reality for sure. Without that, this discussion wouldn't exist
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    Well, yeah even though it has not much radioactive materials, most RTG powered spacecraft launch still making some concerns. And I just read the crew profile https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5TJ8ckMgQFnNnRzMjdFeHAxTXc/view So, Johansen was working with SpaceX?
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    Hmm, I've never noticed that. But to me it would more like Cygnus pressurized module, though it's only 3/4 of the pressurized module size. And BTW, if it would powered by RTG, the first IRIS launch would be a radioactive disaster (if the casing was broke).
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    Wow, finally. I've been searching for Titan - IV rocket for a long time, but I've never found as good as this. Just perfect, I'm speechless . Thanks for your work, very much appreciated!
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    Sorry for asking, but does this compatible wit 1.2? My bad, but maybe i changed to 1.2 too early
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    @Kartoffelkuchen Wow, that looks awesome! And here if anyone wonder, Raptor: They say it's not much bigger than Merlin, but 3 times the operating pressure and 3 times more thrust
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    Well, i mean will all ULA collection Delta's, Atlas and the future Vulcan-ACES? I'm not really satisfied with my D.I.Y Delta II though . Also@Kartoffelkuchen will there any possibility that you will continue the Delta III launcher too? (Though it wasn't ULA's launcher)
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    Can i know what's in the pack? *PS: Never mind, it might going to ruin the element of surprise
  12. AlphaKerman
    The Atlas V SRB a.k.a AJ-60A nozzle is fixed at a 3 degree cant away from the attachment point, so it will thrusting towards (near) the center of gravity of the rocket, pretty much like Space Shuttle did. For MUOS 5 launch, someone actually ask but for 551 configuration, the RD-180 is gimbaling 1.5 degree off center, it may higher with 411 config as it has max gimbal range of 8 degrees. As 4 in 411 stands for fairing size. 4 means 4.2 meters that come from the original Atlas II with diameter size with three different length: 9 (original), 10 and 11 meters. While 5 means 5.4 diameter (with 4.57 usable room) with 3 different length: 10, 13 and 16, developed and built by RUAG Space that uses carbon fiber composite based on the flight proven Ariane 5 fairing. Note that this fairing also encapsulated the centaur upper stage. 500 series 400 series Hope that helps you
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    The Atlas V SRB a.k.a AJ-60A nozzle is fixed at a 3 degree cant away from the attachment point, so it will thrusting towards (near) the center of gravity of the rocket, pretty much like Space Shuttle did. For MUOS 5 launch, someone actually ask but for 551 configuration, the RD-180 is gimbaling 1.5 degree off center, it may higher with 411 config as it has max gimbal range of 8 degrees. BTW let's wait until tomorrow for OSIRIS-REX launch that also use the 411 config. I'll be ask in the social media (psst, you guys should ask too! ) and hope they will answer it.
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    Well, it's not really the parts that i looking for. But thanks, i found some amazing parts in your suggestions
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    Holy Kerman! The space shuttle could almost fit inside the fairing . What's the payload capacity of Perun?
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    Yay, Space Station Freedom?
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    Guid = 121a4f49-9043-4759-bae6-91fc59e8d6bc Name = Biak Spaceport Latitude = -1.07669 Longitude = 136.38605 Height = 310 Well, here we have an equatorial launch site. Situated at only 1 degree Latitude, very excellent for Geostationary missions and had clear Pacific ocean due east so it's safe for rocket stages disposal.
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    Hi, just want to share this. The JCSAT-16 had some sort of unique 'good wishes' remark on the rocket fairing that written by Sky Perfect Corporation employees from Japan
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    Yeah, great idea
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    @Kartoffelkuchen Awesome, I'll be waiting for that
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    Oh my. This mod looks very awesome!! . Thank you Btw, why it can't be extended in hangar and only can deployed when transmitting (otherwise it closes again)
  22. AlphaKerman
    Is there any antenna mods that has parts that resemble like this? It's a gigantic reflector that call AstroMesh developed by Northrop Grumman. And it's kinda look cool . Thanks
  23. AlphaKerman
    Launch Clamps perhaps, i mean other that the TT18-A Launch Stability Enhancer. Clamps that hold the rocket from the bottom would be cool i think And how about new antenna?
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    Nice point too though Btw, oranges and apples, i just know that now
  25. AlphaKerman
    Those two size aren't even close. In fact, the entire New Shepard could fit inside Falcon 9's first stage oxidizer tank
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