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7 hours ago, Claas2008 said:

Pls make fuel tanks with intake air in the game so that i can go on full speed immediately with my planes, and with that liquid fuel engines will also work in space

Even if you had them, the reason why they don't go full power immediately is because the compression stage has to reach the proper RPM. At least IRL, in KSP this is just emulated by a spool time.

My suggestion? Just engage your brakes on the runway for the few seconds it takes to spool and then let it rip.

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Also, the air fuel ratio required by a jet engine is about 50:1 so you'd need some pretty big compressed air tanks to do what you're talking about. And with all that air, it'd probably be more efficient to build a blimp.

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1 minute ago, JcoolTheShipbuilder said:

And liquid fuel engine that works in space?

the N.E.R.V. Is a nuclear engine that is used in space and only consumes liquid fuel.

To be fair though, it doesn't burn the fuel. It just uses the heat of the reactor core to expand it, but if you want a "hybrid" NTR there's a fantastic mod chock full of them either way xD

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On 3/26/2021 at 11:28 PM, Claas2008 said:

fuel tanks with intake air

You're proposing a fuel tank that stores air...

which contains oxygen to use as an oxidizer...

and which will combust with liquid fuel in an engine...

I believe that already exists in the game. In fact there are tanks that can combine both resources in one!

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