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Little request, would it be possible to add surface attach to the titan second stage engines? For decals n' stuff mostly.

SAMOS E-1/F-1

Anyone know the ingame diameter of the KH-9 camera assembly/top of the instrument module?

Is this just an ETS thing or was it an actual proposal because it seems like a very logical next step in the evolution of the J-2

Do you have breaking ground or infernal robotics installed? If no, you need to install one of the two for the kerboarm to work. If yes, try to move the arm with very slow and precise movements, and when the arm is not in use locking the servos and autostrutting.

INT-20 is a strangely elegant beast...

IRL the LR-91 can't be started more than once so you have to make use of the kickstage and maybe a bit of Clementine's engine to get you to the mun/moon.

Sounds like a botched install to me, try reinstalling and see if that helps.

To me that looks like the 2.5m engine plate from Restock, and I don't believe any part has ever existed in Tantares, if that helps.

Loving the new Saturn I! Also I wanted to ask, did the S-IV ever have (or proposed to have) an RCS system? Not that I'm asking for one, I actually prefer the S-IV without it.

Works fine in 1.11.2 as far as I've seen.

Yikes. 1.11.2, I'm using an older version of Scatterer as well as a slightly older version of JNSQ. May have something to do with restarting my computer with KSP running... >> Log file << EDIT: Never mind, I think I diagnosed the issue to me doing something stupid with the config files, all fixed now.

There's no parachutes currently included, you just have to use stock ones.

help.

The nosecones of the boosters are probably not angled (in the case of STS and SLS) because 1, it could complicate aerodynamics of the booster after separation (they did want to recover them after all), or probably 2, the risks and redesigns outweighed the benefits. I'm pretty sure angled nosecones were studied at the early stages of STS development in the 60's and also for BOLE in the 90's, but neither made it to the physical world.

This got reported on the previous page, looks like an issue with GitHub itself. The GitHub desktop client works though, and doesn't have the issue.

Any chance of the X-43 with Pegasus?

What's the best way to get the Skylab panels to perform a rapid unplanned disassembly during ascent?

Was going to do an Apollo mission today, but once on-orbit the S-IVB failed to ignite for transmunar injection. Had to abort, and the crew of three splashed down safely. I also noticed that on the Wikipedia page for the Saturn V, It states "For the first two uncrewed launches, eight solid-fuel ullage motors ignited for four seconds to accelerate the S-II stage, followed by the ignition of the five J-2 engines. For the first seven crewed Apollo missions only four ullage motors were used on the S-II, and they were eliminated completely for the final four launches". How did the S-II generate ullage without the motors on the interstage?

No, the motors themselves. They were designed to separate from the S-IVB after they had expended their propellant and usefulness as a ullage motor.

Do you have BDB Now In Colours installed by any chance? Because that screws around with the mass of the old Apollo parachutes.

Ooh, Lovely! Will the little half pipes on the smaller reactor rotate to control the reaction like IRL?

This problem is present if you have an outdated version of Benjee10_SharedAssets. Update that and the problem is solved.

S-IVB's looking good!

Saturn's looking amazing! Will this be up on Git soonish or is there still some time to wait?