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Oooh okay that makes sense thank you!
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The muns orbit isn’t perfectly flat tgars why i have inclination problems
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The station is exactly 0 degrees. Sometimes my inclination will be off by like -50 or over depending on orbit im just wondering if you can figure out when its a good time to burn to the moon to get almost a 0 degree orbit inclination
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I have a mun station and I’m planning to make more/add to it or on other planets but I sometimes have trouble with Delta-v bec of the inclination bec the orbit isn’t completely flat is there a mod to fix this so I can save fuel or any tips???
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My guy you are a genius
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How do u make is so your sas is parallel?
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Hi, Im just curious on how to make an efficent tug module for a spade station as when i attach to a part and use the rcs to move it will swing to the right or left is there anyway to fix this?
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Oh okay that makes sense thank you! Im dumb lol Wheres the thing theyre supposed to align with then when they dock to the shuttle?
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So i saw a video on the shuttle docking with the iss and then they open a hatch to get on the iss. Wheres that hatch and how did they get to it because you cant go through where it was docked right?
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So if i had lets say 1246 units of oxidizer t would be 1246/.55=2265.5 x .45= 1020 units of Liquid fuel? Yeah I do it for fun but thank you!
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So I have a quick question on Delta-V calcuations.
Jonda replied to Jonda's topic in KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials
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So I'm trying to calculate delta v, however, with this you need the starting and ending mass. I have the starting mass as 56,892 t and on Mechjeb the ending mass is 47,862 t. The problem is that I can't calculate final mass because if I drain both tanks i get around 42,000 t. How can I calculate this as the Oxidizer does not drain the same rate as the liquid fuel. Btw I am using R.A.P.I.E.R. Engines. (305 ISP).
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When calculating Delta-V manually the equation would be DeltaV=ln(m_start/end)xISPx9.8m/s^2 Now my question is when traveling to the moon would you change the 9.8 to calculate delta v? Im just confused as 9.8m/s^s is acceleration of gravity on earth. Thanks, Jonda