imnotacanadian

Only if you are viewing this as a competition. I am not. I plan on doing the missions in order and progress as a true space program would... at least in the capacity that the campaign allows and the game provides. I will have 4k less ending cash than anyone that went for the 25k mission, which means that I probably WON\'T be able to do that mission in the next turn. I\'ll have to just repeat the 10k mission. There is a chance that I will tech up faster, we will just have to see how things play out. Edit. It will be possible for me to complete the 25km mission in the next turn, with plenty of room to spare. I may even be able to purchase a technology while I\'m at it.

Turn 1. Initial Cash - 9,000 Purchased Booster Tech - (4,000) Built Craft \'Perfect Timing\' - (4,750) ____________________________ Ending Cash - 250 Piloting instruction 1) Select MechJeb\'s \'Ascent Autopilot\'. 2) Select \'Edit Path\' and make sure that \'Turn Start Altitude\' is above 11km. 3) Engage Ascent Autopilot 4) Initiate First Stage 5) As \'MET\' changes to 23 seconds, initiate Second Stage 6) As soon as craft begins it\'s descent, initiate the last stage which deploys parachute (important to get as much drag as possible) 7) Pray that the command module doesn\'t explode on impact I vote that we do not get to keep the command module. I like the fact that there will be a high overhead in the initial missions, therefore creating more of a challenge. For those who believe that there is only one way to do turn one... I dispute that, take a look at my submission.

The Nova pack has quite a few tools that would help you out, specifically stronger SRBs.

My first Munar base is coming along. I plan on landing another bigtrak or two, as well as more facilities. So far I have a command station that has living quarters (closest to Kerbin), a small power station/solar array, as well as a comms nework.

The lowest safe equatorial orbit that I have achieved is 3800 meters. I had dipped a few degrees below the equator though. Amazing views of the giant rift/canyon on the side of the moon opposite Kerbin.

Relatively simple steps, although you would also have to account for adjusting orbit if \'Mars\' happened to be orbiting Kerbol on a different axis than Kerbin.