Does anybody have a list of planet info in the Kerbal system

[leocrumb]

I want a list of each planets speed at per and apo, to best time my transfers for efficient dv. And the needed difference in v i will need to get me into an orbit

Or is there an equation to work out orbital speeds at specific altitudes so I can make the list?

Edited October 26, 2015 by leocrumb

[TheXRuler]

Well there are a number of mods that will help you with this. if you get KER you get a dV readout both in flight and in editor. Transfer w planner let's you figure out the dV requirements for any given transfer.

[Retread]

The wiki has orbital speeds for each planet (min/max), along with all the other orbital parameters.

Here's a link to a fantastic delta-V map you can use for mission planning: http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/96985-1-0-4-WAC-s-Delta-V-Map-continued-2-2-(Aug-13th)-Swash-transition

Wikipedia has a short article on orbital speed here, complete with equations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_speed

[TheXRuler]

If you are looking for a stock option you could search google for dV charts, although I don't know whether there are any up to date ones

[Empiro]

The KSP wiki has a ton of detailed information on each of the planets and moons, including orbital velocities.

http://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Category:Celestials

The wiki also has information about phase angles to make transfers, though I usually just have Kerbal Alarm Clock tell me transfer windows.

[leocrumb]

I dont think u understand what I mean? I fopund its called the visa viva equation. has anyone done a list of these for each planets peri and apo?

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Found it its called orbital velocity in the Wiki thx retread

[FancyMouse]

Keep in mind the equation tells you your actual dV consumption only if you burn prograde/retrograde. It's not possible if the target orbit is inclined.