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Well I got mechjeb 2 and man does it make things easy So if you dont want to do it the hard way get mechjeb 2 and use the rendezvous autopilot. Not the 1.9 but Mechjeb2 will get you within 100m. You can learn quite a bit from watching it as well. @ Nurph Thanks

I am in the same situation however I can get within 500m then everything goes wrong and I chase the other craft until I run out of fuel and burn up. Every time I close I screw up the orbits and I usually ruin the one shot at docking. f5 and f9 help for practice so you can keep trying. This helped me get closer Tutlink But I cant do it consistently and its driving me nuts. If I get it figured out easily Ill post here. Hope the above link helps.

Thanks for the info I did not realize that more intakes would allow the engine to function at higher altitudes.

Hi All, Been messing with KSP and its the type of game I have wanted for ever! Ive been stuck with SSTO planes. I am soo close to orbit but not there yet. Ive been doing delta wing design and I regular non delta wind. Ive go the COM and COL thing pretty much dialed in. My craft are very flyable but I am lacking experience in on the power side. I have just a few small engine questions that I cannot seem to find an answer to. Sorry if these are basic but I need these answers so I can get my SSTO and make it into LKO! Im determined to do this my self so I dont want do dl any craft or anything like that. Im just looking to get some more info so I can destroy some more craft on my journey to orbit! I notice that people are putting loads of ram air intakes on jet engines. These are the most efficient and I would love to use them. Does this significantly increase the thrust ? Ive tried to add and extra and Im not sure I see a difference. What the purpose ? I have also seen the intakes put on an Aero Spike engines... Why is this as they run without the intakes ? Ive been looking for some basic engine tips and tricks but have been able to locate much. Is there a good place for this other than the wiki ? Thanks!