Cmdr. Arn1e's Jool Adventure (and Jool 5 submission)

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Hi all...

Many have done this one already, but as it's such a hard and in-depth mission, I decided I would try it as I sometimes find it difficult to challenge myself (and the signature image is pretty cool, too!)

So far I have been working on my mothership; a huge behemoth that I hope will get my 5 kerbals to Jool, tour the moons, and return, for lots of lovely science! (Yep, going for the Jebediah Level verion 2... well, why not?)

I have so far gone through 3 different Mothership designs, this has been due to forgetting to check how much TWR it has after adding additional fuel tanks and landers!

One Design:

What happens when you try to lift with full fuel and not enough D-V:

First round of sending up small(ish) fuel tanks for the sides:

Yeah, it looked cool and all, just nowhere near a decent TWR:

I have been lucky with my Laythe lander; Initial design and tests have proved highly promising (especially now I've begun to learn the correct altitudes to switch engines... this means I'll also now be able to enter some of the SSTO challenges properly! Woo! Including my own... About time I suppose...) and even a late change so it is the craft that takes the sience modules up haven't changed its flight profile much

Laythe 1 with science packages:

Work is continuing on the other landers... 1 down, 4 more to go! plus testing... should be fun... glad that I could test the Laythe lander on Kerbin, saved a lot of time!

Update 1: The Mothership is nearing completion; command and living module (Cupola with Hitchhiker Container) is up front and centre, and the main science lab is tagged onto the bottom... just the few more drop-tanks and it will be nearly ready...

Update 2: The Mothership is now complete in orbit; I have mainly been building my landers for the 0-atmo bodies and doing more testing... It's a good idea to take slightly more D-V than needed, right?!

The New Mothership:

Vall/Tylo Landers:

Bop/Pol Landers:

Update 3: A lot has moved on, and I now have all the laners bar Laythe 1 attached to the mothership; so far down to 0.32 TWR using 4 skipper engines... this may need another rethink yet!

Nearly ready for the off?:

With the Laythe 1 as well:

Hoping it manages to get where it needs to; not shown is the extra D-V held in the drop tanks (big orange tanks).

If I need to, I can always send a fuel freighter out to re-supply, shouldn't be too hard!

One last thing to do before moving it out to 610km in preparation for planetary transfer; build a shuttle-type SSTO spaceplane to bring some of the tourists back! It currently has 12 inhabitants, not all of which will be staying aboard for the trip - this is, after all, a Jebediah-Level mission, and it will be nice for the 5 kerbals to stretch their legs once in a while!

The Laythe 1 rendezvous went fairly well, storing the nosecone and atmospheric modules on the side of the main part of the mothership using their own little remote RCS module, so all docking (bar the transfer of crew to reduce the number down to just 5) is now complete

Laythe 1 one the runway:

Not long after takeoff:

Just about to switch to the LT-45's:

Testing is underway on the crew shuttle, will post more about that once it works!

Major Update!!!

So the crew shuttle didn't work out, ended up just using this:

Managed an awesome landing with it though :

The completed SaR (Science and Research) Mothership complete with drop tanks and landers, as full of fuel as I have the patience to do the multiple launches required...

One of the Vehicles I used to get the drop tanks up:

Everything is connected up, everything looks to be in the green, time to go!!!

well, this doesn't line up well so far...

that's better:

Burn, burn, burn! hehe!

Off into the darkness between planets:

Fine tuning the intercept:

Transferring fuel from drop tanks:

Then disconnecting the tanks:

And now my Mothership looks a bit naked:

but now has lots of babies drifting off in all directions keeping it company until Jool Intercept:

So this is how we're looking on entry into the Jool Planetary system; Mothership total part count down to 475, mass down to 312 tons, held together by 52 struts...

Even more fine tuning, to try and get that perfect Aerobrake:

The views certainly got prettier the closer the brave crew got:

Time to pull in all those Solar Panels:

OH, DEAR GOODNESS!!!:

Silly me, forgot to turn off 4x Physics warp

When I realised and it got 'stable', this is the result:

What a ride!!!

and things got a little hot for a while:

So, for my first time (intentionally) aerobraking in Jool's atmosphere, I don't think I di too bad... got it almost right for the laythe intercept, just had to Hohmann transfer a little to get it right on the money:

Okay, I was pretty off:

A lot of tweaking later:

And finally burning into a near perfectly circular orbit with nearly the last of the fuel on the RaS Mothership:

And there you go:

What a ride so far, now to get some fuel out to this hungry puppy... which turned out to be even more of a challenge with the amount of fuel I wanted to take! (Enough to complete the rest of the mission, avoiding a shedload of extra work and waiting around for transfer windows, possibly for multiple ships, which I'm not ready to handle even with mechjeb and Alarm Clock!)

Major update complete, Continued in posts further down

Edited June 25, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e

[8MMW]

Seems to be a huge construction. What's the part count of the thing (last screenshot from the orbit?).

It won't be much of help for you now, but from what I have recently observed: the Kerbodyne KR-2L engine has an enormous thrust and decent Isp (380), so it seems as a good alternative to LV-N engines (it just needs twice as much fuel ). In your ship however using two of them would be an overkill, and using one is impossible in "pull" configuration, so 4 Skippers (?) are good as well.

The Laythe plane seems surreal enough to be functional (as it often is in KSP).

One thing I can't imagine is how slowly/unstably that whole thing will rotate in space, with the plane hanging on the small docking port

[SSSPutnik]

The drop tanks will stay attached fine during aero brake from my own experience. With no FAR installed, they stay rock steady. With FAR they will go nuts but be fine I think.

Massive ship, at least you for good TWR, my current mission it was 0.02

And at times MJ was telling me I had micro metres of acceleration during engine shutdown till I came to a halt.

What's the bright green glowy thing?

Remember ladders on landers!

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Seems to be a huge construction. What's the part count of the thing (last screenshot from the orbit?).

It won't be much of help for you now, but from what I have recently observed: the Kerbodyne KR-2L engine has an enormous thrust and decent Isp (380), so it seems as a good alternative to LV-N engines (it just needs twice as much fuel ). In your ship however using two of them would be an overkill, and using one is impossible in "pull" configuration, so 4 Skippers (?) are good as well.

The Laythe plane seems surreal enough to be functional (as it often is in KSP).

One thing I can't imagine is how slowly/unstably that whole thing will rotate in space, with the plane hanging on the small docking port

Oh yes, I have had lots of fun towards the end of construction - docking the crew transfer vehicle was a nightmare for example, in the end I caved and got MechJeb to do the docking on only the CTV, as trying to get the Mothership to even rotate so a port was facing it usually resulted in a LOT of vertical wobble!

and yes, 4 skippers, good spot I will be uploading a whole load more screenshots including the MechJeb Vehicle Info tab open, just checked and it's at 695 parts - first time I've had real noticeable lag! To give some sense of scale, dry mass is 164.270 tons, and if currency was in use already it would cost $766 Million!

Thanks for the tips, I may try again with an even bigger ship yet hehe (then I can use your suggestion of the KR-L2's )

The drop tanks will stay attached fine during aero brake from my own experience. With no FAR installed, they stay rock steady. With FAR they will go nuts but be fine I think.

Massive ship, at least you for good TWR, my current mission it was 0.02

And at times MJ was telling me I had micro metres of acceleration during engine shutdown till I came to a halt.

What's the bright green glowy thing?

Remember ladders on landers!

Yep, all landers that need them have ladders (made sure to double check, fitting ladders to the bottom of a One-Kerbal Lander Can can be trying - too high and it blocks the door, too low and it might as well not be there due to the 'lip' of the Lander Can...!) and Laythe 1 has a ladder each side of the cockpit, just in case!

Bright green glowing is from the drop tanks illuminating the main body - first time I had it at 1.0 green, and it was so bright I couldn't see docking ports! so scaled back down to 0.5 and they are still pretty bright...

I have discovered a new problem... the skippers are a tad powerful in this configuration, it turns out, so I see the drop tanks 'bending' backwards during acceleration! VERY glad I decided to link them to each other with the Jr's! (to give away one of my secrets... I don't think they would hold if only connected to the main body by the Snr's...

Definitely massive - in the past and on other saves I usually only sent single kerbals out on missions to the other planets, which usually only required a single Rockomax Jumbo-64 with a couple of Nerva's on the bottom... not the fastest transfers, but quick enough for me in the past...

I have found the ship become VERY unbalance if you transfer fuel while it is accelerating; something I will consider in future huge missions...

Thank you both for feedback

Edit: As a side-note, I will be needing to send at least 4 fuel tankers to replace the used drop-tanks to get home, will say how much fuel I have left on arrival at Jool, I'm guessing it won't be much heh

Edited May 19, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e

[loch.ness]

Those are some very nice landers. I think all of them are coming at 1/2 (or less) weight than the ones I'm working on so far.

The mothership looks nice too, what kind of TWR are you looking at so far?

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Those are some very nice landers. I think all of them are coming at 1/2 (or less) weight than the ones I'm working on so far.

The mothership looks nice too, what kind of TWR are you looking at so far?

From memory, I was getting 0.31 TWR before I started on the transfer burn... which used up most of the fuel in the main body, which allowed me to jettison the drop tanks once the burn was complete, so now there are 12 random fuel tanks orbiting the sun between Kerbin and Jool!

Been having lots of 'fun' trying to design a nice efficient fuel tanker since last update, as the mothership is once again nearly dry after Laythe intercept and circularization, and have been trying out 8MMW's and SSSPutnik's suggestions... From experimentation, I have learnt that the most efficient engines are the skippers - I tried with the KR-2L's, and then with Mainsails, but both proved FAR too powerful for the Docking Port Snr.'s, even when limiting the throttle (both vanilla - style and with MechJeb) which had the effect of longer burn times for less maneuverability... So back to the drawingboard I went, just putting the last of my 'Mega Tankers' into place and then sending it off to meet the Jool SaR (Science and Research) Mothership...

Will be making a new post to chronicle these adventures, as it will again be pic-heavy and fairly lengthy...

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Right, here we go then...

First off, here's the cool SSTO Tanker Truck using KR-2L's, pity it is useless until I do a 'guest list' entry using KAS...

And here's a 4-Mainsail Tanker Truck:

What I've ended up with isn't exactly small though...

I think the LV I use for my heaviest payloads is reasonably impressive in itself:

It does look pretty all lit up though (with first Mega Tanker segment in place):

Ah yes, the Mega Tanker segments:

Lots of docking was involved...

and a fair few launches...

and more docking:

But I'm finally nearly done...

Just adding on a load of extra RCS (and sneaking a small tug along for the ride, fairly sure this should be within the challenge rules as I believe precedent was set when Ziv allowed SSSPutnik to send a replacement shuttle... happy to be corrected as usual though!)

So, onwards with the adventure!

EDIT: Stats on the full fuel tanker:

Update: Failure! Tanker made it to Jool, but had used so much fuel to do so there wasn't enough left for Laythe transfer... back to the drawing board :/

Update 2: Things are loking better now; 4x4 banks of Nuclear Engines! had NO problem getting it to 610/610 orbit in prep for sending it off to Jool to rendezvouse with the Science and Research Vessel, but just had a slight problem with manuever nodes glitching... which is why you're getting this screenshot of the almost-ready tanker!:

OH! and my mission now has a theme song!!!

Lightyears from Home (youtube link)

Edited June 25, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e

[Oafman]

What's the bright green glowy thing?

I think that is the planet Jool

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And well done Arn1e, all very impressive. I'm in the process of trying to do something similar, only in a rather less elegant way than you and some others have done it. And I'm not finding it easy....

[bobcook]

Things are loking better now; 4x4 banks of Nuclear Engines! had NO problem getting it to 610/610 orbit in prep for sending it off to Jool to rendezvouse with the Science and Research Vessel

Big clusters of nuclear engines worked very well for me. They are so much more efficient than Mainsails and Skippers, they literally sip fuel where those other engines are gulping it. My own Jool-5 submission (still a wip) is doing pretty well at managing its fuel supply. Definitely would not have worked with anything but the LV-N engines.

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Thanks guys, feedback is both useful and welcome!

I have now pulled of the first refuel mission (details below!), and the Laythe landing and lift - the Laythe 1 proved to be very much up to the challenge, and performed better than I hoped! even had a little fuel left over that I was able to transfer back to the mothership to aid in the Vall transfer... if I hadn't, I may not have had that little bit needed to close orbit on Vall, and I would be back in Jool orbit waiting for the next load of fuel before I could try again!

I also think I was very lucky to get the Laythe landing on the second try... first time I didn't manage to get it down on flat enough terrain, and ended up making a small crater in a hillside! the same hillside actually helped on takeoff though, as it gave me just enough angle of attack to get airborne

Anyway, on to the UPDATE!

To continue where I left off, the tanker had just left Kerbin, and was on its way to Jool/Laythe:

Ended up getting a lovely aerobrake in Jool's atmo, which put me in a position to intercept with Laythe without too much dV used:

It made it with all 4 orange Rockomax tanks full, which was enough to sort out the Mothership's Laythe orbit and bring it in a bit closer (ended up parking it at 100x100km orbit).

And the tug with lots of extra RCS also gets transferred across:

(That last one shows how huge the fuel tanker is! >.<)

And another 'spare' docking adapter:

Once everything had been transferred across, it was a near-miss getting the tanker to crash onto Laythe:

Good image showing how cose it came, and where the small tug has been stored for now:

On the way to disposal in one of Laythe's oceans:

SPLASH!

Back to the Mothership to sort out its orbit before the Laythe attempt:

Then transferring Jeb on EVA to the Laythe 1 plane:

And attaching the Science Nose to the Laythe 1:

Then getting to safe distance before firing rockets:

Uh-oh, all the fuel lines and struts seem to have messed up! hope it doesn't interfere with the mission... (it didn't! )

Heading, 90.7 degrees... this must have been where I crashed into the hillside!

This looks like the successful landing:

Yep. 91.2 - just enough to land on a flatter bit of terrain!

And Jeb seems to be very happy to be on solid ground once more :

And so, onto the SCIENCE!! 1st MG cannister:

One barometer reading on the surface (after forgetting to get a screenshot of Science Jr):

Ladder down for surface activity:

Disaster! or is it?! There turned out to be a wing in the way of the ladder... didn't stop Jeb getting that all-important surface sample!

And EVA reports can be done anywhere, of course:

Temperature reading:

Seismic Scan:

Gravity Scan:

All science done (bar the nosecone reading, 2nd pressure reading and remaining MG cannister) so away we go!

In-flight Nosecone Reading:

Goo:

and the last Barometer:

Nearly Forgot! Crew Report:

Switching to rockets for last of the ascent:

As the fuel lines seemed to do their job even though they were messed up, I don't need the wings anymore!

On way to Rendezvous with the Mothership:

And back with the SaR Mothership, nosecone already re-attached to its correct port, and Laythe 1 attached via the Science Package:

How it's looking now:

Once docked, Jeb got out and moved all the SCIENCE!! to the Lab:

That's a LOT of science!

Then Jeb made his way back to his proper station:

Then, after the remainder of the fuel and oxidiser had been transferred out, I used RCS only to dispose of what was left of Laythe 1 in one of the oceans:

Then, like the n00b I am, I forgot to take screenshots of the Vall Transfer! D'oh! still, this thread seems pretty pic-heavy already...

Anyway, Current state of play; In Vall Orbit awaiting MOAR FUEL! because my mothership is turning out to be SO innefficient...

Very glad I transferred the last of the fuel out of the Laythe 1 before ditching it, otherwise the orbit would be even more eccentric!

Still, the views are still pretty!

And that's it for now, pending Fuel Delivery... at least it won't take me a month and a half this time, as I already have the vehicle for delivery after the first run! will see if I can get it to deliver more fuel this time, but as landers are used and disposed of the dV requirements should go down, I just hope that it doesn't rip apart on the way home! but that's a worry for later... Onwards!

UPDATE: Fuel tanker now en-route...

Edited June 25, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e
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[Cmdr. Arn1e]

You've been waiting a while for this update, and I apologise - but goes to show what you can expect from this challenge if you don't plan ahead sufficiently!!!

3rd iteration of the Tylo lander later... but that's for the next update when I have the screenshots up!

VALL update First!

So, last time I updated I had gotten into a nice Vall orbit and was awaiting refuelling again... With that successfully pulled off, (using the same Tanker vehicle as before) I went in and scrubbed the place for Science!

Turned out to get quite a bit of fuel out there this time due to balancing the tanks a bit better, and everything went pretty smoothly (For a change, For me!)

Also decided to dock the whole thing instead of transferring over the tanks... much quicker and easier, why didn't I think of that before?! D'oh...

Once that was all out of the way, I docked the Vall Lander (from now on, the VL) to the science package, then docked the tug to the bottom port of the VL to take it down to Descent altitude:

(couldn't resist taking this pretty nice screenshot from a distance with HUD hidden!)

Once at descent altitude, did the final spot burn and landed with ease:

Safely Down:

Bob got to stretch his legs a bit - I think he was feeling a bit cramped, as he decided to get out before doing any science!

As soon as he was feeling better, he got right down to it, being the sciencey sort of Kerbal he is:

And that final Goo Container on ascent:

(Oooh, the power of those rockets...)

Connecting back up to the Tug:

(You can't see from this angle, but managed a bit of a bump while rendezvousing... another D'oh! moment hehe...)

(You can see in this one...)

Nearly back at the Mothership:

And docked back together:

Then Bob did the usual data collection routine, and took it to the MPL before getting back into the HitchHiker Container:

Bob seems to be comfortable on EVA now, rather than terrified all the time!

Once Bob was safely back aboard the nice spacious HHC, the VL was undocked and sent to its demise on the hard hard rocks below:

Everything in the green, the Mothership set course for Tylo and fired main engines:

Ah, Tylo, where the Mothership gets a rest before heading home!

As you read at the beginning of this update, I have now gone through 3 new iterations of the Tylo Lander, finally completely overhauling the design and settling on something that I feel is a bit more Kerbal... I won't post the original again, but suffice to say I saved a LOT on weight (partly due to forgetting any batteries, another D'oh! moment, but better than one of the previous versions on which I forgot RCS thrusters... bigger D'oh lol!) the following is a pictoral documentary of the Tylo Lander testing:

Original Lander Attempt:

Shortly after, it crashed into the cold, hard, uncaring surface of Tylo...

So then I built, launched and tried with the next version:

A rather underpowered one! (Pictured just about to aerobrake through Jool's Atmo):

Which didn't even make it to Tylo SOI...

Then the one with the Medium-sized SRB's: (Sorry for dark pics)

Attached to Tug:

Transfer:

Pulling was problematic, so switched to push config:

Aerobraking:

Transfer:

*rumble*rumble*rumble*

Orbit/Rendezvous:

WHOOSH!

And not long after, *Crash*Bang*Wallop* into the ground again

So, after completely re-thinking and designing, I ended up with this on the Launchpad:

Which I then docked to one of the tanker trucks:

Transfer:

Aerobrake:

Aerobrake Fail!:

Back to the VAB for the most radical rethink yet, launch (using same LV as pictured previously), and dock together with another tanker truck:

Final Specs of the Last Lander:

Off to Jool it goes:

Anyway, this is the lander I have just used to successfully land and then Ascend from Tylo for the first time ever It is attached to the Transfer Vehicle and has a small in-system tug attached (both got dropped during Tylo circularization) the red glowin is from the lighting on the Transfer Vehicle...

And that's it for this update, but Hopefully I won't be so lax in getting the next one up! Tylo! Woo! First time of having to use the F5 and F9 buttons repeatedly to get it just right!

(NOTE: Replacing the Tylo Lander is where I failed the challenge... didn't stop me from going ahead and completing, but trying again now...)

Edited August 28, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Wow, have things progressed fast since the last update!

The Tylo Lander worked like a charm, all due 'grats to Fendleton for the idea of using solid boosters for descent - worked like a charm, if a little dangerous for the last 2 boosters!

I'd better explain...

Here is the lander, now in Jool system:

Aerobraking:

Another pretty big course change to get on a Tylo intercept:

On-course:

Circularized around Tylo:

Connecting up with the previous iteration of the Lander, to pick up the Science package and Bill:

Docked:

Bill enjoying his EVA:

Once transfer was complete, the landers disconnected from the tug and span round so the right one was now connected, and the old lander disposed of by crashing into Tylo's surface:

Then the fun realy began! took me a god few attempts to Land without losing any parts, thanks to the bi-staged SRB's. 2 to put me into a landing trajectory, and 2 to slow me enough when I got closer to the surface:

Safely down (You'll notice solar panels are folded away; a necessary precaution, as on release of the last 2 SRB's, usually while still firing, would destroy 2 of them if they were open!):

As I said, it took me a few goes to get it down and take it off again with enough dV to rendezvous back with the Mothership, so only took one set of science screenshots:

A nice shot of Bill before planting flag/collecting science:

And collecting science:

Takeoff was fun:

and heading back to the Mothership was also fairly simple:

Docked back together:

all dat SCIENCE!:

Cleaning the experiments:

Sending the Lander off to the surface for destructive disposal:

Then re-fuelled the Tug to ferry Dergal Kerman to Bop:

Everything connected up about to depart for Bop (sorry for dark picture!):

Travel to Bop was trivial;

as this was his first time out, it was decided he was not to use MechJeb (I forgot to put the module on >.<) for his landing and ascent, doing it the old fashioned way!

He managed a pretty decent landing, so I guess he learnt a lot from his Instructors

He got on with the science quickly:

Takeoff was very straightforward:

Back with the Tug (sorry for horribly dark pic!):

Better pic:

back to Tylo:

back together with the Mothership:

Dergel then collected all the science;

and stored it in the MPL:

and headed back to his seat in the HHC.

Then, as there was no robotic control over the lander, I decided to expend a now-useless docking adaptor to dispose of the Lander (again on Tylo's cold hard ground):

Then Tomeny got ready for his trip to Pol...:

Once ready, He headed off:

Then, before I could complete, .24 has hit! Argh! The Distraction!

I have backed-up my .23.5 folder just so I can finish off this mission without the changes, as it's looking like I will need to send one last Fuel Tanker, and with the new currency system apparently you have to complete a load of missions before you can think of sending anything interplanetary, which would mess up this final stage... It also means that I'm not running through Steam and so am goin to upload screenshots to photobucket from the screenshots folder... Dag nabbit! heh...

Edited July 19, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e

[bobcook]

deleted. 10char.

Edited July 19, 2014 by bobcook
posted to the wrong thread! oops!

[Cmdr. Arn1e]

Sily me forgot to get screenies of the transfer to Pol! another D'oh! moment when I checked back and uploaded... suffice to say it was pretty easy though

Landing was very easy too, as the PL had 'spare' fuel I managed the de-orbit and landing with plenty of dV left to get back up to the tug... But getting ahead of myself yet agian! I'll pick up from the landing and science collection:

Landed:

Goo Observation:

Gravity Scan:

Materials Study:

Seismic Scan:

Temp. Scan:

Tomeny feeling very small!:

Crew Report:

EVA Report:

Surface Sample:

Final Goo:

(Sorted everything out, sorry for the delay!)

Nearly back at Tylo for Rendezvous with the Mothership:

It was here that I found out I had stuffed up yet again... The Mothership was in a retro-orbit >.<

Operations time again:

Then had to use one of the Tanker Trucks to bring the Lander the last of the way as the Tug ran out of fuel, but was too useful to leave behind:

All docked back up:

Tomeny transfers all the collected science (then gets back into the HHC):

Everyone's looking very pleased with the completion of this all-important mission to keep the public interest high back on Kerbin:

And looking forward to getting Home!

First we ditch the last Lander:

and send it off to Tylo's Embrace:

Quick shots of the Mission profile in the Tacking Centre:

Last refuel mission:

I did mess up and go to the wrong ship first! Luckily I had plenty of fuel for what I needed to do...

Once fuelled up (and having swapped the engines over, see last screenshot) we set off for Kerbin.

Ship Info:

Exiting Tylo's SOI:

Planning transfer to Kerbin:

On our way!:

Adjusting trajectory:

Hello Kerbin!:

Aerobraking:

Circularizing:

Stable Orbit:

Now it's in a stable orbit, I need to bring 2 things back down to the surface; the MPL and the Crew Quarters. Each has its own retrieval vehicle;

MPL Returner:

MPL Docking:

Descent:

Not the saffest of all places to land, but DOWN!

8894 Science on Recovery

The Recovery Vehicle for the Crew section had to be a little bit, well, over-designed...

Doing its thing:

Worked wonderfully :

Got another 80 science from that craft too

So a grand total of 8974

[del]And hopefully, Completion of a Jebediah Level Jool-5 Mission![/del]

FAIL.

Disqualified. Turned out the Tylo Lander swap was against the ruels...

Still, this has been very educational, and hopefully my 2nd attempt will go much better!

Edited August 15, 2014 by Cmdr. Arn1e
FAILED.