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[engraverwilliam]

http://i.imgur.com/I0e6TFY.jpg

[Trux]

Very nice, who is the Author?

[draeath]

He keeps using "inclination" and I don't think it means what he thinks it means...

[Motokid600]

That's really cool I was just looking at the actual Apollo version of this not to long ago. Shame he didn't have a seperate lander/CM module. I did an Apollo remake down to the T and it was one of the funnest things I've done in the game.

[engraverwilliam]

Found the Reddit link http://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalSpaceProgram/comments/1jezui/manned_munar_landing_mission_profile/

[Rhyunix]

I looked at my screen

I saw draeaths face

[-RanZ-]

does that rocket really have enough delta V to land and take off and get back to Kerbin?

[Wayfare]

does that rocket really have enough delta V to land and take off and get back to Kerbin?

Yep - the lander is a pretty classic design and it is really capable due to its tiny mass and the LV-909's incredible efficiency.

[Aqua667]

does that rocket really have enough delta V to land and take off and get back to Kerbin?

Building on what Wayfare said, I'm pretty sure the upper 2 stages have enough deltaV to reach LKO by themselves.

[air805ronin]

Yep - the lander is a pretty classic design and it is really capable due to its tiny mass and the LV-909's incredible efficiency.

Seconded. This is the exact build for my current Munar I and Minmus I landers. I usually shed the transfer rocket while landing, so I end up with a TON of fuel to get back to Kerbin.

Except now I have some solar panels for...you know...torque.

[-RanZ-]

Building on what Wayfare said, I'm pretty sure the upper 2 stages have enough deltaV to reach LKO by themselves.

I guess when I tried it I did not use the most optimal path, I tend to just throw more dV at my trips