What communications do you recommend for Eeloo

[Guest]

So today since I felt confident that I can do an Eve mission with no trouble (what I do is do like 2-3 missions for my first visit to a planet.) So I began my Dres expedition, I had the most powerful antenna on because I have never ever visited . I realized that its power went down a little and now I'm concerned that the most powerful antenna won't be good enough for Eeloo. I plan for this weekend to do a Jool 5 mission yet again the same circumstances. Please tell me. Now if I have to relay I want to know where here is my current setup.

So I have a lander on Dres

Dres Lander land near the canyon

An Orbiter I made that I decided to land on Gilly instead of orbiting Eve because why not, I never have visited Gilly

And then my Lander and rover

That's all I have so if anyone can help that would be nice

[Superfluous J]

With a level 3 tracking station and a tier-5 antenna (RA-100 or 88-88) you should - assuming line-of-sight - never have less than 10% connectivity at Eeloo, with Eeloo on one side of the sun and Kerbin on the other.

[KSPACE]

If you have a relay network around Eeloo you would get continuous connection, and if you want the coolest connection try many of these in KEO (like GEO, I forget wahtever):

[Vanamonde]

Since this is seeking gameplay suggestions rather than suggesting a change to the game, the thread has been moved to Gameplay Questions. 

[Guest]

Sorry, I should probably put that on a sticky note ... Where would that be on the forums?

[Guest]

Oh and here is this from today

I also did another question about how to aerobrake or circulate on a Jool moon. I'll try to move it

[Vanamonde]

20 hours ago, The Doodling Astronaut said:

Sorry, I should probably put that on a sticky note ... Where would that be on the forums?

No problem.

Nice, wide lander. Good stability.