does anyone got a dV map for 1.0.2?

[EdusacconBR]

i really need one so i could do smaller rockets

[windows_x_seven]

It most likely didn't change much.

If it did, that's only for planets/moons with atmospheres, and it would only change the landing/ascent delta-v.

[EdusacconBR]

i want one with the ascent dV

[technicalfool]

Question about gameplay moved to Gameplay Questions and Tutorials.

[Rosco P. Coltrane]

Apparently is some 30% reduction in the dV needed for getting to orbit... Don't quote me on that, thou.

[Eleven]

In a twitch stream tonight, someone said this was an updated one:

[Jaeleth]

Yes, but I suppose this is optimal dV, that is, for the "lower as kerbaly possible" vehicle drag. If one decides to launch a pancake into space, it will be much different, unlike the old days where differences resulting from ship design wouldn't make such a big difference.

[sgt_flyer]

For more classic 'suboptimal' manual ascents, with a rocket with side boosters (but with fairings) , personally, i'm closer to 3500 m/s of dV for a 80x80 lko ascent. Now, the vacuum delta-V requirements of the old delta-V maps once you are in lko are still the same as before (what dV you needed to reach a low dres orbit from LKO for example, is still the same as before - as the orbital parameters of the planets are still the same.)

Now, as the vacuum chemical engines are less effective, and with various previously massless parts now adding weight, you'll need a bigger chemical stage than before to have the same delta-V.

[WooDzor]

What SGT said, and throw in an extra 250 to be on the safe side