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Sorry, I should have been more specific. I love the manual, wish more mods came with them. Unfortunately, this doesn't address the issue, for me, perhaps I'm missing something. For example, I've just done a very simple experiment. Mk1-2 command pod, below it a large decoupler, then a fully assembled RAT inside a fully assembled DROP module (built horizontally atop the mk1-2, then detached). I'm still unable to link the end nodes of the DROP to anything. If I sub out the decoupler for other parts, the problem persists. I'm only saying this because it sounds like you're aware of a similar problem (if not the same). This problem might be unique to my setup. It does reoccur, but is easily worked around. Thanks again! I've got mk4s on Eve, Gilly, Dune, Ike, 6 on Mun, 4 on Minimus [from my multi-RAT landers]. I screwed up the... er... "math" on the Eve approach and had to use the RAT's onboard engines to de-orbit. Worked great, though.

My first post, just wanted to say thanks for these great mods. They really make exploring the Kerbol System exciting. I've had a few issues and thought I'd post them here for the creators, if they are interested. • I have one craft that uses 2 unmanned RATs piloted by a MK1-2 command pod(no DROPs, I'll get to that later). From the very beginning of the flight (ie, on the launchpad) I have no images of my Kerbals, no logos in the lower right. Once I have landed, decoupled my RATs, and distributed my Kerbals, the problem persists. • In the Vehicle Assembly Building I find that while the DROP will latch onto just about anything using the bottom 3 attach points, the two at either end are finicky, to the point that I simply can't use them as often as I'd like. No amount of rotating, flipping or adjusting seems to help. It could be me, but the problem seems more persistent when using unmanned RATs. • Finally, my RATs often lose control; ie no thrust, steering, motor, etc. I can fix this by going back to the space center and re-selecting the flight. I just thought you should know. Like I said, I love these rovers, and the DROP pod is a blessing, when I can use it. Keep up the good work, and let me know if you'd like more info on any of these bugs.