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  1. Skiski2
    From Kerbin to Beyond Delta-v Hey folks, I got a little case of OCD today and decided to make a spreadsheet (link above) of all the Delta-v to get around the solar system when Kerbin is the starting point. This and the KER add-on works together beautifully to figure out proper staging and TWR for any given mission you are planning. This is by far my favorite Launch Window Planner for the nitty gritty. With a little research and elbow grease multiple landings can be had on a single celestial body. Be sure to pack an experiment storage unit if you do. And above all else, remember to pack all the other things you might forget or didn't know you needed. Notes* Downloading or copying spreadsheet may lead to happy accidents. There is a lot of delta-v wiggle room so feel free to adjust all the numbers if you also have OCD. Spreadsheet is linear from left to right. Kinda like how we read. LO = low orbit 2LO = to low orbit. Sources - https://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Main_Page https://alexmoon.github.io/ksp/
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