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I have started using a LOT more SRBs in order to keep costs down. I am also starting to take a good look at making a working SSTO so I can have a better profit margin.

Thats what I do. I just get airborne then do an immelman turn. It is a lot of fun with a big bomber.

Ture, but the fortress dwarves are much more eccentric. although the Dwarves in the RA Salvator books are for the most part normal, they just curse and drink a bit more than humans.

You plan transfers? I just go when I feel like it and find a way to make it work. I will admit that it is very fuel intensive but i find it fun.

Does the refinery still collect resources if it is not the active vessel?

thanks a lot, that makes sense.

I have a few questions about what some of the resources are used for. What does nitrogen and hydrogen from the atmo scoop do?

I have not found a reason to do in orbit assembly. So far my Interplanetary space program consists of one half orange and 2 nuclear engines, pluss what micro probes I slap on it. Bare in mind that right now a I am just now starting to go beyond Kerban's SOI.

I dont get it.........

I googled " space sandbox game" and it was around the bottom of the first page.

Using a small design that was only a sputnik probe, a Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank and 12 OX-STAT Photovoltaic Panels I got 0.478 G. Anyone else do better?

I often don't put parachutes on my ships because I am too impatient to watch them drift down to the surface.

I mainly specialize in what I call carrier spacecraft. A spacecraft that can split up to smaller craft to accomplish a lot of different missions in one launch. An example is a craft with a main thruster body ( aprox 4000∆v), 2 micro probes ( 2500∆v but only 1 tone), and a glider (0∆dv). I send this to duna and I can set up a kethane scanner or communication aray depending on the mods I use. Other craft can send a handful of one way rovers to the mun. The down side of this method is that these craft tend to be rather heavy ( the one I described was a whopping 36 tones), and making one carrier is usually like design 4 or 5 individual spacecraft then glueing them together. Its hard but a lot of fun.

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