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Kebal space prgram has been through many budget cuts but now they even have to cut oxidizer!

Your goal will be to get as high as you can without useing NO units of oxidizer( you can use as much liquid fuel as you want )

Here is mine : http://www.flickr.com/photos/98008567@N08/

I got 226000M high! How high can you get? It would preferable if you have a full video so i know you're not cheating

You must have at least 1 kerbal on your ship.

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Of course, one could very easily exit Kerbol's SOI using just solid fuel rockets. Heck, a single booster can take you halfway to the Mun.

Edit - my 200th post. Neat.

Yes but try to do it without solid fuel or oxidizer

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I've seen spaceplanes that can reach near-orbit on just airbreathing engines, to the point that they can circularize with ion drives. From there I imagine it's very easy to ion out of Kerbin's SOI entirely. I'd enter it myself, but I'm terrible with planes.

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Yes but try to do it without solid fuel or oxidizer

Dammit. Changing the rules just as this thing finishes encoding and uploading. And after recovering from spins and missing bits of rocket too!

http://www.xfire.com/videos/602945

Edit: Please excuse the really, really bad sound sync. It never used to do this with the 0.13 demo!

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antbin landed a spaceplane on Laythe and went back, with a jet and xenon.

No word on what the poor kerbal ate during the trip, or how he shook out his legs.

It was worth checking this thread for this post alone, but seriously, this is a jets + Ion + RCS only challenge?

Also show us your ship wetwetwet.

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Of course, one could very easily exit Kerbol's SOI using just solid fuel rockets. Heck, a single booster can take you halfway to the Mun.

Edit - my 200th post. Neat.

SRBs have oxydiser, it's just part of the solid fuel rather than a separate component :confused:

So technically SRBs aren't allowed, though OP quite possibly didn't realise that.

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