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L9[00:43:34] <FLHerne> SporkWitch: The base
keeps existing, so put the separator above
L10[00:43:42] <FLHerne> unless you want to
keep it for some reason
L11[00:45:23] <SporkWitch> that's what i
thought; thanks
L12[00:45:33] <SporkWitch> this launch is
going to be ridiculous lol
L13[00:45:43] <FLHerne> Main advantage of
sending a scientist to get samples is they can reset experiments
where necessary
L14[00:46:07] <FLHerne> Otherwise you need
to cart multiple goo canisters and science-bay thingies
around
L15[00:46:09] <SporkWitch> had to get
creative with re-root tool to use an upside-down triple-stack
coupler to mount three of my comsats on it, single burn to orbit
and transfer to the mun
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L18[00:46:30] <SporkWitch> yeah, that one i
knew of, just wanted to make sure i wasn't burning off science
points
L19[00:47:48] <FLHerne> The fairing base
can make a decent impromptu heatshield :p
L20[00:47:56] <FLHerne> if you're not going
*too* fast
L21[00:48:44] <FLHerne> (when you have a
2.5m one that shadows the probe/craft)
L22[00:49:11] <FLHerne> That must look
pretty neat
L23[00:49:25] <FLHerne> the triple sats, I
mean
L25[00:50:06] <SporkWitch> That's the
payload
L26[00:50:33] <FLHerne> hah, three separate
fairings too :D
L27[00:50:44] <SporkWitch> i only have the
first two sizes :'(
L28[00:50:46] <SporkWitch> lol
L29[00:50:55] <FLHerne> I suspect one
all-encompassing one would be better for weight and drag
L30[00:51:00] <FLHerne> but not for looking
crazy
L31[00:51:11] <FLHerne> Fairing diameter
can be larger than the base
L32[00:51:13] <SporkWitch> likely, though
given how close they are, i think it might actually work out
fine
L33[00:51:37] <SporkWitch> there's a limit,
though; i assumed this would be larger than the rover i sent...
worth a try real quick...
L34[00:51:52] <FLHerne> so you could put
the base under the tricoupler for a single fairing
L35[00:53:06] <SporkWitch> you're right,
this isn't as big as i thought it was, one of the small ones JUST
fits
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L37[00:56:10] <SporkWitch> opinion
question: what do you set the ejection force on the fairing to for
best aesthetics? :P lol
L38[00:56:26] <SporkWitch> (can't change it
in-flight so testing has been tedious, since it doesn't behave the
same in an atmosphere lol)
L39[00:58:34] <FLHerne> 30 or
something?
L40[00:58:43] <FLHerne> depends if you want
to deploy it under thrust
L41[00:59:10] <FLHerne> Also, definitely
select the option that keeps the fairing segments in one
piece
L42[00:59:19] <FLHerne> it looks ridiculous
when they fly apart like confetti :p
L43[01:01:10] <SporkWitch> naw, planning
stable orbit first, then nice clean transfer. Once I get to the mun
i need to burn to a very specific orbit. Reason for the
triple-deployment setup is going for a polar 2/3 resonance
eccentric orbit should make positioning the commsats in their
orbits easiest (and hopefully make it not too frantic switching to
the freshly-deployed satellite, circularizing its orbit, and then
being ready for the next (which
L44[01:01:11] <SporkWitch> I don't think it
will, since it should be like 30 minutes per orbit, 3 orbits
between each deployment)
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L47[01:04:05] <XXCoder> probably some
weight savings too
L48[01:04:50] <SporkWitch> already saved
over it, but probably about half a tonne, which isn't nothing since
it's only 6.4 now
L49[01:06:52] <SporkWitch> was trying to
plan a decent estimate of how much deltav I'll need once in munar
orbit, but i can't find a good table or calculator for orbital
velocities. wiki has a table for low orbit velocities, but not high
or arbitrary
L50[01:07:33] <SporkWitch> i need ~300km
apo, 64km peri, and it needs to be as perfectly polar as i can make
it... trying to figure out how much i need to get there, then get
home...
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L53[01:34:55] <SporkWitch> end result, time
to see what happens... heh
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L58[02:14:19] <SporkWitch> that was
disturbingly flyable... definitely need to focus more on my launch
stages, and payload balance. i didn't think the ones i'd been
struggling with were bad, but slight differences in this one made a
massive difference...
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L61[02:35:50] <SporkWitch> bah, figures the
one time i want a high inclination, i end up inserting almost
perfectly at 0°
L62[02:36:15] <SporkWitch> glad i brought
way more fuel than i expected i'd ever need lol
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L68[03:16:31] <SporkWitch> well that was
nerve wracking, and not perfect, but that was also the point of
doing them further out than the 200km minimum. should take a nice
many years for them to end up out of alignment
L70[03:41:56] <raptop> yay
L71[03:42:55] <SporkWitch> i kind of love
that i'll spend a relaxing several hours planning and building
(even as i'm being ridiculously anal about little details), and
then spend another couple hours biting my nails at the actual
implementation phase lol. probably won't be as bad once i train up
a level 3 pilot
L72[03:43:33] <SporkWitch> lack of maneuver
hold (and needing the keyboard and mouse too much to make
connecting my flight stick viable) makes for a lot of finnickiness
lol
L73[03:44:41] <SporkWitch> also definitely
overprepared on the fuel and decided to see if the two radial
chutes i had to go with because of the commsat launcher on top are
enough to get the engine to survive; worst case i at least saved a
nice big fuel tank that's still 3/4 full lol
L74[03:49:03] <SporkWitch> damn, not
without a drogue chute; was too aerodynamic to get below deployment
speed, heh
L75[03:52:30] <SporkWitch> one more try,
this time a bit of thrust to get me to deployment speed
L76[03:52:48] <SporkWitch> nope, too heavy
lol
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L78[03:59:10] <SporkWitch> huh, it didn't
actually activate both even though they're in symmetry, that's why
it ripped when it opened fully >_< lol
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L81[03:59:32] <SporkWitch> looks like
11m/s, so a tiny bit of thrust at the end and i should be able to
save the engine and all this fuel :P
L82[04:04:39] <SporkWitch> now for the same
mission tomorrow, but on minmus lol
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L97[06:05:57] <SporkWitch> just open the
door and poop outside :P
L98[06:07:54] <SporkWitch> any
recommendations for land navigation? map doesn't zoom in enough,
and it's difficult to get my bearings on the ground :(
L99[06:08:35] <SporkWitch> (literally give
me a transit compass and a paper map and i'll be fine, even if not
for my time in the military, been backpacking most of my life
lol)
L100[06:12:09] <Althego> you can see the
coordinates
L101[06:12:13] <Althego> isnt that
enough
L102[06:17:07] <SporkWitch> it was just
proving to be a lot of adjustments and flipping between map and not
due to needing to tack back and forth to climb craters, heh
L103[06:17:33] <Althego> and that is why
it is better flying
L104[06:17:41] <Althego> faster, less
risk, easier navigation
L105[06:17:47] <SporkWitch> would actually
make for a really cool use of the survey satellites: building land
maps so you can zoom in further
L106[06:18:01] <Althego> actually you can
set some things as target
L107[06:18:15] <SporkWitch> with an
atmosphere i'm all for flying, but carting all that fuel
out...
L108[06:18:17] <Althego> mostly other
ships
L109[06:18:26] <SporkWitch> you can, but
the navigation indicators assume flight, heh
L110[06:18:28] <Althego> but on kerbin the
space centers too
L111[06:18:35] <SporkWitch> if it's a
really long trip, the indicator hides
L112[06:18:46] <Althego> yes, it will be
too far below
L113[06:18:57] <Althego> i wouldnt drive
that long distance anyway
L114[06:19:31] <SporkWitch> if it took a
spherical estimate of the planet and gave an arrow, that would be
ideal. it's what i'd do with a normal map and compass. i can
estimate from map mode, but it's far from precise
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L131[12:31:55] <Althego> zombanwa
L132[12:32:03] <Althego> but it is
apex
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L137[14:39:39] <SporkWitch> is there any
way in-game (or is there a mod) to see what XP objectives a given
kerbal has accomplished before, since they're one-offs? I can't
remember who I've sent where and want to make sure I'm training the
little buggers when I'm sending a manned mission
L138[14:41:25] <Althego> if you hover
above the item in the astronaut complex
L139[14:41:40] <Althego> or maybe even in
the editor
L140[14:41:46] <Althego> in the crew
selection
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L149[18:49:07] <SporkWitch> as long as the
range is sufficient on the antennas, is there any reason not to go
with a higher orbit for commsats than the "ideal"? just
tried repeating my mission from last night, this time on minmus,
and apparently, despite similar operating margins, i ended up with
very different and incorrect spacing that made for big coverage
gaps
L150[18:57:53] <umaxtu> orbital night time
can be longer
L151[18:59:11] <umaxtu> are you in the
stock kerbol system?
L153[19:01:40] <SporkWitch> i was under
the impression that only the transmitting antenna needed power, not
the relay? I also put the probe cores into hibernation, since they
don't need to be awake
L154[19:04:54] <umaxtu> remote tech does
change the rules, but I thougt the vanilla relays still need power
when deployed
L155[19:05:36] <SporkWitch> i'm in stock;
wiki isn't entirely clear, but it does say that only the one doing
the transmitting consumes power for the transmission...
L156[19:06:19] <Althego> you are in stock,
then i order 10
L157[19:06:38] <SporkWitch> in any case,
if i'm doing the maths right, even a stayputnik should be able to
reach them from the surface if they're at 300km above minmus, so
think i'll try this. worst case i wasted some money and have some
debris to remove lol
L158[19:07:39] <SporkWitch> i was
originally trying for 90km, but the margin of error was too small,
i ended up with one of them way out of position just from its
circularization burn and it threw the whole constellation out of
whack. luckily i've gotten into the habit of making craploads of
saves lol
L159[19:11:26] <Althego> i typically go
with something like 200-300 km for mun and minmus
L160[19:16:49] <SporkWitch> yeah, i did
300 for the mun and it came out very nearly perfect
L161[19:17:12] <SporkWitch> i just
adjusted my orbit for 300 on minmus and about to try deployment
again; i expect it to work like last night did
L162[19:17:29] <SporkWitch> (and hey,
greater coverage area as well, according to the calculator you
linked)
L163[19:17:55] <SporkWitch> i'll probably
over-build when i start expanding to other planets, as well;
smaller margin of error is nice
L164[19:18:15] <SporkWitch> though i
suppose i could put a fancier core in so i'm not having to manually
adjust the aim
L165[19:30:35] <SporkWitch> there we go,
that went much better
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L171[20:10:02] <Althego> phoenix mario
party collab in 20 minutes but i need to sleep
L172[20:12:06] <flayer> i had a nap
L173[20:19:21] *
raptop powercycles flayer
L174[20:19:32] <raptop> huh, irys is doing
the heartrate monitor thing
L175[20:20:24] <Althego> 3:30. i will be
asleep
L176[20:20:49] <Althego> the sportfest was
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L185[21:28:13] <SporkWitch> damn, wish i
had another three satellites with me; my return from minmus to
kerbin ended up being almost perfectly 90° too lol
L186[21:32:45] <SporkWitch> 90.3°
>_< lol might have to keep minmus in mind next time i need a
polar kerbin orbit... lol
L187[22:46:56] <SporkWitch> wish these
random crashes after several hours gave an error message. the
game's pretty good about autosaving (and i've become obsessive
about making saves before and after doing anything) so i've not
lost anything the matters, but would still be nice for a clue where
to troubleshoot...
L188[22:54:46] <flayer> i'm tired
L189[22:56:09] *
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