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L11[01:39:07] <Plaid> Is that the
payload?
L12[01:39:33] <Plaid> for the falcon
heavy?
L13[01:40:10] <Gasher[work]> damn
L14[01:40:54] <tawny> oh my god he's
actually doing it
L15[01:41:24] <Gasher[work]> nvm
L16[01:48:38] <Plaid> so... I wonder what
the exact mission it's set for
L17[01:48:57] <Plaid> I know his primary
goal is "don't damage the launch pad".
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L36[04:05:48] <Black_Eagle> so if i attach
a procedural wing to a procedural wing, how do i edit the new
part?
L37[04:06:10] <Black_Eagle> right now it
just locks into *whatever* it decides to lock into
L38[04:07:45] <Black_Eagle> i mean this is
excatly why i hate modding my games at all
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L62[06:17:19] <kmath> YouTube - Night
Flight Orchestra - Internal Affairs (Full Album)
L63[06:17:25] <Fluburtur> those guys make
groovy music
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L68[06:30:10] <Fluburtur> I had a dream
once that I needed to go to school but my headphones were broken
and honestly I never panicked that hard
L69[06:32:58] <TheKosmonaut> Fluburtur:
ever gone out and realize you didn’t have them but only after
you’ve hit a point of no return ?
L70[06:33:05] <Fluburtur> no
L71[06:33:11] <Fluburtur> but once i forgot
my backpack
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L73[06:37:55] <Fluburtur> guess I have
priorities
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L78[07:02:13] <Fluburtur> I should make
nice beefy engine nacelles for my canadair
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L88[07:43:08] <GlassYuri> Fluburtur, dude I
once had a dream that I forgot my school bag and turned around to
pick it up
L89[07:43:28] <GlassYuri> and then I
COULDN'T FIND MY OWN DAMN HOUSE ANYMORE
L90[07:43:56] <Fluburtur> heh
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L92[07:45:47] <GlassYuri> ...why does it
take minutes for a newly launched process to actually do
anything
L93[07:46:46] <GlassYuri> I mean right now
both my CPU and RAM are at their limits but it happens under normal
conditions as well
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L95[08:23:01] <kuzetsa> GlassYuri: maybe
you've got an I/O and/or CPU (process) scheduler which doesn't
minimize latency under your workload
L96[08:24:05] <kuzetsa> MuQSS + kyber (for
process and I/O respectively) work well for my 1.3ghz potato under
horrible conditions (abusing things by routinely compiling random
nonsense all the time for QA and CI purposes)
L97[08:24:21] <GlassYuri> I've got whatever
windows uses which I guess means you're right
L98[08:24:26] <kuzetsa> ouch
L99[08:24:37] *
kuzetsa burries head in the satan
L100[08:24:43] <kuzetsa> *and
L101[08:26:19] <GlassYuri> since I started
doing all this RAM heavy work I've seriously considered
switching
L102[08:30:15] <kuzetsa> yeah I'm doing
rather extreme ram-heavy work
L103[08:30:39] <kuzetsa> needs about 4x as
much physical ram as what I have
L104[08:35:51] <kuzetsa> von neumann
architecture being what it is, technically I can just take a
(non-trivial) performance hit and swap... but I cheat by using zram
to mitigate the I/O-starved nonsense a bit :D
L105[08:43:02] <kuzetsa> either way is
fine
L106[08:43:53] *
kuzetsa goes back to unrealistically simulating ostrich behavior
(they don't actually bury their heads)
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L110[08:54:50] <lordcirth> zram is
great
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L114[09:11:28] <nick1> hi guys
L115[09:11:36] <nick1> wonder if deddly is
about?
L116[09:11:47] <nick1> anyway i have a
problem i wonder if any of you have the same
L117[09:12:13] <nick1> since updating ksp,
seti probe parts no longer works with the new version
L118[09:12:56] <nick1> i think that means
my flight assist, the one that can hold retro - pro - manourve node
etc does not seem to work
L119[09:13:46] <nick1> so now i have to
manually point my ship during acceleration which is tedious on a 7
min burn to Jool. anyone know any workarounds? i mean other than
skilled pilots
L120[09:16:27] <nick1> anyone here
guys?
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L122[09:20:38] <nick1> i have a problem i
wonder if any of you have the same
L123[09:20:41] <nick1> i have a problem i
wonder if any of you have the same
L124[09:25:14] <nick1> no one here?
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L126[09:32:03] <ve2dmn> nick1: no
L127[09:32:11] <ve2dmn> (not at this
hour)
L128[09:32:48] <ve2dmn> I'm only 38% here.
The rest of the mental process are used to try to find a solution
to my headache
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L131[09:34:31] <ve2dmn> nick1: but yeah...
updating ksp breaks mods. did you check the mod thread?
L132[09:40:21] <nick1> ve2dmn hi
L133[09:40:43] <nick1> when do you usually
update ksp then after a new version releases? a few months?
L134[09:42:13] <ve2dmn> As soon as my mods
are updated
L135[09:42:52] <ve2dmn> Since I use only
about 25 mods, it usually takes a week or 2
L136[09:43:12] <Fluburtur>
"only"
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L138[09:45:29] <ve2dmn> Fluburtur: the
major ones are KER, a few of the USI ones, ScanSAT and a few UI
enhancements
L139[09:45:44] <ve2dmn> And kOS of
course
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L142[09:54:14] <Fluburtur> my right
shoulder hurts when I sneeze for some reason
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L151[10:11:06] <nick1> i see
L152[10:11:17] <nick1> seti probe parts is
killing my fun
L153[10:11:43] <nick1> how do you
retro/prograde manouvre node hold etc without seti probe parts?
MJ?
L154[10:12:20] <ve2dmn> MJ, kOS and plety
others
L155[10:12:41] <nick1> i need to look into
it, i can only use stability assist atm
L156[10:13:03] <nick1> im assuming it is
seti probe parts since it's the only mod reporting as not working
with current ksp ver
L157[10:19:54] <ve2dmn> are you using ckan
or doing thinga manually?
L158[10:23:52] <nick1> ckan + manual
L159[10:24:05] <nick1> some updates cause
ckan to crash
L160[10:24:08] <nick1> it's a pain
L161[10:25:14] <nick1> i also have another
problem, i use '2' key to open/close radiators, and when i press 2
they close as i assigned them, but then they automatically open
again 10 seconds later
L162[10:25:27] <nick1> happens on all my
ships with those parts it's a pain
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L164[10:26:11] <ve2dmn> weird
L165[10:27:21] <nick1> yeah
L166[10:27:52] <nick1> when i first
updated the ksp game i wasn't thinking ... couldn't play it for
weeks cause the mods weren't up to date
L167[10:28:42] <nick1> it was annoying but
my fault, after a frustrating period i manually + ckan'd my mods up
to date which left me with a few glitches and that seems to be one
of them
L168[10:32:55] <JCB> hmm...
L169[10:33:19] <JCB> anyone know about the
probe control point from a command pod?
L170[10:33:46] <nick1> no?
L171[10:33:57] <nick1> what do you
mean?
L172[10:36:59] <JCB> normally, you have to
control probes line of sight from KSC.. or through relays..
L173[10:37:28] <JCB> Though, if you have
the right setup, you can control probes from a craft that is
closer.
L174[10:38:08] <JCB> 3 crew command pod,
you need two pilots, relay antenna (I think) and LOS...
L175[10:38:40] <JCB> though.. think early
versions, you needed one of the specific probe cores and 4 crew on
the craft before could command a probe from it.
L176[10:44:06] <JCB> peh.. anyways.. just
wondered if anyone remembered.
L177[10:44:26] <ve2dmn> JCB: never used
it, so I can't comment :/
L178[10:45:13] <JCB> ve2dmn didn' t know
about it or just figured better to control from ksc?
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L180[10:56:51] <ve2dmn> JCB: I always
overbuild
L181[11:05:52] <JCB> I tend to be somewhat
more serious with my builds, missions... also quite a few test
flights, tweeking designs..
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L195[12:19:31] <ve2dmn> back
L196[12:19:52] <ve2dmn> last few hours
before I get 2 weeks off
L197[12:33:46] <UmbralRaptor> s/off/to
focus on research/
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L211[13:39:10] <mrBlaQ> how the heck are
they gonna put it into mars orbit? it sure doesn't seem to have any
sort of cruise guidance/engine...
L212[13:39:41] <mrBlaQ> do ya think
they'll use the second stage for that? What would be powering it
through 3 months of cruise?
L213[13:46:11] <Fluburtur> probably going
to be some sort of free capture
L214[13:46:16] <Fluburtur> let gravity do
it
L215[13:48:06] <mrBlaQ> I'm pretty sure
that'd still require some mid course correction.
L216[13:49:53] <Fluburtur> can probably
hibernate then
L217[13:50:12] <Fluburtur> and they don't
care about being too accurate, just about not crashing into
mars
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L235[14:47:39] <Supernovy> Evening,
Gentlemen.
L236[14:49:58] <UmbralRaptor> mrBlaQ:
AIUI, just a distant flyby.
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L239[15:33:08] <sandbox> I'm amazed how
little people are talking about star wars
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L241[15:40:02] <Fluburtur> want to avoid
spoilers I guess
L242[15:44:45] <Zarthus> plenty of people
are talking about star wars
L243[15:44:52] <Zarthus> ... Star Wars
Battlefront 2, that is
L244[15:44:56] <Zarthus> and how it's not
selling anything
L245[15:48:17] <darsie> spoilers about
what?
L246[15:48:32] <darsie> ^ that?
L247[15:48:43] <darsie> Star Wars
Battlefront 2
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L250[16:06:45] <UmbralRaptor> Spoilers are
for aerodynamics, and Star Wars doesn't do aerodynamics,
really.
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L261[17:46:04] <maltesh> Hmm. Heavens
Above's Tiangong-1 predictions are getting a bit looser now that
it's coming down. I'm seeing drifts of the start time of visible
passes of around 200 seconds.
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L269[18:07:55] <Warrigal_> Yo.
L270[18:07:58] <Warrigal_> Time to make
another SSTO.
L271[18:10:41] <Warrigal_> Let's go with
tandem wings this time, that sounds fun.
L272[18:20:25] <Warrigal_> Yeah, no.
L273[18:20:28] <Warrigal_> Conventional
wings, please.
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L275[18:38:16] <Warrigal_> Oh crap, FAR
tells you what the stability derivatives mean when you mouse over
them.
L276[18:38:40] <Warrigal_> So, my ship
seems to start yawin' once it reaches about mach 0.24.
L277[18:40:24] <Warrigal_> I notice that
it'll happily give me stability information for mach 200.
L278[18:44:01] <Warrigal_> I dunno, the
stability derivatives for yaw look great.
L279[18:45:24] <Blaank> anyone got the
technical feed link for the launch?
L280[18:46:26] <Blaank> Not the hosted
one
L281[18:49:30] <Warrigal_> Flies great
once it gets into the air. It's only a problem on the ground.
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L283[18:50:31] <Blaank> Landing gear
wobbles?
L284[18:51:03] <Blaank> I know some fixes
to various issues with landing gear.
L285[18:51:14] <Blaank> If you give
symptoms I may be able to help you fix it.
L286[18:51:30] <Blaank> Biggest one is
don't ever have landing gear angled. You always want them straight
up and down.
L287[18:51:56] <Blaank> Angles cause funky
stuff with the springs that creates a positive feedback loop
yawing.
L288[18:52:08] <Blaank>
left-right-left-right-crash
L289[18:52:33] <Warrigal_> It actually
flies really well without any control input at all.
L290[18:52:45] <Warrigal_> Right up until
making a descent into the ocean at 200,000 fpm.
L291[18:53:07] <Blaank> Other thing is you
want to force the craft off the ground instead of letting it
autorotate. Landing gear get finicky when under light load such as
when starting to lift off.
L292[18:53:37] <Blaank> I like how the
Shuttle has shorter front gear to create loads of downforce after
landing.
L293[18:54:21] <Blaank> Nice design
choice. Retractable landing gear, not such a great idea. I saw a
Space Camp shuttle simulation crash because the pilot put the gear
down and the co-pilot put them back up.
L294[18:54:51] <Blaank> They noticed it
but not in time to get them down again before landing.
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L296[18:56:49] <Warrigal_> I'm trying to
get a video of my problem.
L297[18:57:45] <Warrigal_> The Windows
game bar recorder thing is giving me the "There's nothing to
record" error.
L298[18:58:05] <Warrigal_> Which is a very
confusing error message.
L299[18:59:29] <Warrigal_> What do you
mean, there's nothing to record? Record *my screen*, please.
L300[19:02:44] <Warrigal_> This *used* to
work, I'm sure.
L301[19:02:58] <Warrigal_> I'll try
rebooting.
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L305[19:03:35] <kmath> YouTube - Iridium-4
Webcast
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L307[19:13:19] <NolanSyKinsley> Webcast
just started
L308[19:13:28] <Blaank> Is there a
technical webcast?
L309[19:13:40] <Blaank> I like those more
cause I get to listen to controllers talking about stuff.
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L311[19:14:32] <NolanSyKinsley> No
technical
L312[19:14:50] <NolanSyKinsley> Also,
seems like they aren't going for a first stage recovery, or at
least it was not listed on the timeline
L313[19:15:25] <Blaank> They are chucking
it
L314[19:15:58] <Blaank> They can't remove
the grid fins easily?
L315[19:16:02] <Blaank> Or they use them
for targeting the re-entry?
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L317[19:19:38] <Warrigal_> Success! The
recorder doodad started working when I rebooted.
L318[19:19:48] <umaxtu> Sounds like they
are doing a water landing for some reason
L319[19:19:55] <Warrigal_> Nyow... is
there some nice quick video sharing site?
L320[19:19:57] <Blaank> Water ditche or
landing?
L321[19:20:08] <Blaank> Lt Rocket, you
ain't got no legs.
L322[19:20:11] <JCB> one chill
rocket
L323[19:20:44] <Blaank> If they have the
fuel to practice a landing then they have the fuel to actually land
it.
L324[19:20:46] <JCB> ugh.. 13 dislikes
already.. why..?
L325[19:20:58] <Blaank> 14
L326[19:21:09] <JCB> .. thats like 1
dislike a minute..
L327[19:21:24] <Blaank> 1 second launch
window.
L328[19:21:26] <Blaank> Wow.
L329[19:21:35] <JCB> geo stationary I'm
guessing?
L330[19:21:42] <Blaank> Not a clue
L331[19:21:47] <Blaank> Iridium sats
L332[19:21:50] <Blaank> 15 dislikes
L333[19:22:22] <JCB> gps..
L334[19:22:34] <JCB> think... but ya gps
needs precise orbits
L335[19:23:06] <Warrigal_> My landing gear
seems to be straight as an arrow. It's just that there's a tiny yaw
which, for whatever reason, turns into a huge yaw.
L336[19:23:21] <Warrigal_> I mean, maybe
it's related to the gear somehow.
L337[19:24:58] <JCB> hmm... pic of
craft?
L338[19:25:51] <Blaank> Need an ass
shot.
L339[19:26:07] <Blaank> send pics ;)
L340[19:26:49] <Warrigal_> Ass
pending...
L341[19:26:58] <JCB> it coudl be a number
of things.. pictures tell quicker than describing.
L342[19:27:23] <Blaank> Butt shot so we
can see width, then side shot with CoM
L343[19:29:08] <Blaank> Some terrible
camera shots.
L344[19:29:24] <JCB> I know some
placements on the gear, specifically on angled surfaces used to
cause problems
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L346[19:29:49] <Blaank> Handheld
cameras
L347[19:30:03] <Blaank> srsl
L348[19:30:16] <Blaank> They had a
freaking telescope watching the CRS launch
L349[19:30:28] <Blaank> Rock solid views
for 2 minutes.
L350[19:30:39] <Blaank> Oh, they are doing
boostback
L352[19:31:03] <JCB> lol.. that second
stage blased the booster pretty good
L353[19:31:43] <Blaank> I wonder how much
each of those cameras on the second stage cost.
L355[19:32:18] <JCB> probably not much...
don't forget it also needs transmitter and power bus connections as
well
L356[19:32:26] <JCB> atennea..
L357[19:32:34] <Blaank> Are the gear
mounted to the body or the wings?
L358[19:32:40] <Warrigal_> The body.
L359[19:32:55] <JCB> I remember early days
of car racing, camera gear used to be pretty big
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L362[19:33:21] <JCB> hmm...
L363[19:33:45] <JCB> warrigal is it yawing
on the ground or after you getinto flight?
L364[19:33:50] <Warrigal_> On the
ground.
L365[19:34:05] <Warrigal_> Once I'm in the
air, there seems to be no problem.
L367[19:34:42] <Blaank> You can pull the
landing gear off and re place them.
L368[19:34:48] <Blaank> It might be
finicky
L369[19:34:56] <JCB> warrigal a checklist
of things if you will... 1) main gear steering is off, 2) bump up
spring and dampners slightly on main gear, 3) try to see if widing
your stance on the main gear helps
L370[19:35:03] <Blaank> You can put the
rear gear further toward the back.
L371[19:35:19] <Blaank> Reduce friction
control on front gear to zero.
L372[19:35:27] <JCB> I find that narrow
stance and long gears that put the plane high off the ground causes
some minor issues
L373[19:35:28] <Blaank> Things to try. No
idea if it will help.
L374[19:35:36] <Warrigal_> Delta wings,
very low aspect ratio, elevons... Blaank, I don't see your vertical
stabilizer.
L375[19:35:37] <JCB> you don't need to
zero friction on main gear
L376[19:35:50] <JCB> you want some
friction.. helps steer.. a little.
L377[19:36:03] <Blaank> 2x elevron 1
vertical. 2x horizontal.
L378[19:36:15] <Blaank> They make a +
shape
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L380[19:36:29] <JCB> Blaank cute little
ship.. did similar stuff myself
L381[19:36:37] <Blaank> It handles pretty
well.
L382[19:36:57] <JCB> the fact that rapiers
don't make power though.. i generally shut gyro off till I get in
space and engines off
L383[19:37:01] <Blaank> It's a spaceplane
trainer.
L384[19:37:03] <JCB> see you have rtgs
though
L385[19:37:19] <JCB> first stage
splashed
L386[19:37:31] <Blaank> Did it try to make
a landing or did they crash it?
L387[19:37:37] <JCB> just crashed it
L388[19:37:43] <JCB> no attempt
L389[19:37:45] <Blaank> Why not take off
the grid fins?
L390[19:38:08] <JCB> costs money to
remove? There is a lot behind those things
L391[19:38:14] <Warrigal_> Blaank: why the
low aspect ratio?
L392[19:38:20] <Warrigal_> I don't know
any of the motivations behind aspect ratio.
L393[19:38:23] <JCB> could also be
balancing
L394[19:38:24] <Blaank> low aspect ratio
of what?
L395[19:38:48] <JCB> low aspect rastion:
think glider wings
L396[19:38:53] <JCB> ratio.. ugh
sorry
L397[19:39:15] <Blaank> I think the wing
strakes have less drag than small delta wings.
L398[19:39:19] <Blaank> I don't
know.
L399[19:39:27] <Blaank> They also hold LF
for the air ascent.
L400[19:39:43] <JCB> I've used both
strakes and form of wings.. helps a bit
L401[19:40:41] <JCB> small craft needs a
little bit of wings for lift..
L402[19:40:44] <Warrigal_> Blaank: your
wings.
L403[19:41:08] <Blaank> I haven't tested
but I think they are lower drag than small delta wings.
L404[19:41:21] <Blaank> And they hold LF
so that's a bonus.
L405[19:41:32] <JCB> his wings are
considered high aspect... long and stubby.. they work as good, in
real life, don't forget you have a shock cone from teh front of the
aircrarft to worry about at high speeds
L406[19:42:36] <Warrigal_> Doesn't high
aspect ratio mean like a glider? Long span, short chord?
L408[19:42:47] <taniwha> it does
L409[19:43:00] <JCB> this helps
L411[19:43:13] <taniwha> though gliders
are pretty extreme
L412[19:43:13] <JCB> sorry I had it
backwards... derp
L413[19:43:59] <JCB> high speeds, you want
to keep your wings within the shock area created by the point of
the craft...
L414[19:44:23] <JCB> gliders don't have
that issue, wide wings helps with lift in slow air speeds
L416[19:45:36] <taniwha> KSP (stock)
butchers aspect ratio anyway
L417[19:45:48] <Blaank> Aspect ratio does
nothing in KSP.
L418[19:45:55] <Blaank> But having less
wide wings I think reduces drag.
L419[19:45:57] <taniwha> (if you want
sensible aspect ratio handling, you need to use FAR)
L420[19:46:24] <JCB> ugh.. super sonic
glider wings... riiiiight.
L421[19:46:29] <JCB> I try to make things
within reason from what I know
L422[19:46:31] <taniwha> stock
auto-adjusts your aspect ratio for high lift when slow and low drag
when fast
L423[19:46:50] <JCB> Warrigal any luck
with the plane yet?
L424[19:47:42] <JCB> meh.. I remember when
you could go faster than orbit at 69km up on just jet engines bakc
in early versions.. but anyways
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L426[19:48:44] <taniwha> they're still way
OPO
L427[19:48:51] <taniwha> minus one O
L428[19:49:26] <JCB> I play to have fun..
I wanna proper sim, I'd download flightsim or just go out and fly
an actual plane
L429[19:50:13] <JCB> guh, if anything, I
should probably get around to playing more nad making
recordings.
L430[19:50:22] <Blaank> stacking all the
air intakes
L431[19:50:31] <Blaank> So like 60 air
intakes and 1 rapier
L432[19:53:28] <Warrigal_> I am using
FAR.
L433[19:53:45] <Warrigal_> Anyway, I made
the main gear wider, that didn't fix it. Now I'm changing
the...
L434[19:53:54] <Warrigal_> I'm gonna
change the height of the gear so that the plane is level when it's
on the ground.
L435[19:54:05] <Warrigal_> So that I won't
get much lift before rotation.
L436[19:54:08] <Warrigal_> Dunno if
that'll help any.
L437[19:57:06] <Mathuin> SpaceX did not
try to recover the first stage from tonight's launch. Anyone know
why?
L438[19:59:14] <Warrigal_> Whelp, that
seemed to help a decent amount!
L439[19:59:20] <Warrigal_> Now I can just
rotate as soon as it starts to yaw.
L440[19:59:46] <Blaank> It's most likely
they needed all the fuel for the payload.
L441[20:00:25] <Blaank> Taking landing
legs off also increases payload.
L442[20:01:25] <Mathuin> They had the
entry burn and the grid fans and everything, just no boats.
L443[20:01:59] <mabus> too lazy to revert
to vav
L444[20:02:02] <mabus> vab
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L446[20:06:36] <Warrigal_> Man, a Rapier
burns through an FL-T800 pretty quick.
L447[20:16:30] <Blaank> Lot easier if you
have an extra 200 LF kicking around in the wings.
L448[20:17:12] <Blaank> 45 degree climb to
5 km then 15 degree ascent from there.
L449[20:17:26] <JCB> considering they
launched out of Vandenburg and going directly south... could be
combination of no barge or recovery systems, the weight of payload,
launch profile itself.
L450[20:17:31] <Blaank> 80 km ap, then
cicularize at around 75 km due to drag.
L451[20:17:45] <Blaank> polar orbit?
L452[20:18:08] <JCB> ya they were
launching just as sun was setting
L453[20:18:35] <JCB> though.. they had 10
sats onboard.
L454[20:25:01] <darsie> They still
have.
L456[20:25:15] <kmath> YouTube - Iridium-4
Webcast
L457[20:25:37] <Warrigal_> Whelp. I was at
20km up, mach 5.6, and the plane was wagging in pitch pretty darn
good. Felt like a period of about one second, and a range of
about... 15 degrees?
L458[20:26:54] <Warrigal_> So that means
bad dynamic pitch stability, yeah?
L459[20:27:15] <Warrigal_> And the most
important stability derivative there seems to be Mq. Right?
L460[20:27:34] <Warrigal_> FAR says that
my Mq is -0.0005 s^-1.
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L466[20:44:15] <CmdrAlaska> I cant be the
only one who is wondering what happened to Spacedock? Any
news?
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L468[20:47:10] <Alanonzander> end of month
with lots of updates posted... probably reached bandwidth limit. (I
have no news, just a guess)
L469[20:47:19] <Alanonzander> oh, he
left
L470[20:47:45] <Blaank> Does the plane
wiggle with SAS off?
L471[20:47:58] <Blaank> Tailplanes have a
really bad habit of being slow to respond and
overcompensating.
L472[20:48:08] <Blaank> Which is part of
why I use elevrons isntead
L473[20:49:16] <Blaank> If it's stable
with SAS off and wiggles with SAS on, it's SAS causing it.
L474[20:49:18] <Blaank> Easy test.
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L477[21:43:37] <Scolar_Visari> Sons and
daughters of Kerbin: I heard them say we've reached Morrowind, I'm
sure they'll let us go . . . Unless you're an Argonian or
Khajitt.
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L479[21:52:05] *
Scolar_Visari sees if paint.net is an improvement on MS
paint.
L480[21:54:18] <Scolar_Visari> Also: Do
Daedra dream of atronach sheep?
L481[21:55:47] <Scolar_Visari> Oooh it has
a functioning magick wand! That automatically means it's
good!
L482[22:08:47] <kuzetsa> OH!!!
L483[22:08:52] <kuzetsa> thanks so
much
L484[22:10:05] <kuzetsa> darn :(
L486[22:13:45] <kuzetsa> maybe I'll try
krita
L487[22:14:10] <kuzetsa> I deserve to be
able to do art & graphics again - xmas gift for myself
<3
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