Yeah, about 600 m/s for a bare Kerbal with full EVA fuel. That is enough to: Land and return to orbit on Gilly, Minmus, Bop, and Pol. Land or launch to orbit on Ike and Dres. But not the round trip without a refuel. Remove KER and Reboot ksp Reboot pc Place another capsule, reroot to the new capsule Old saved craft display deltaV and if I create new ones those display deltaV so it's isolated to one craft. Latest Ksp version 1.9 mods: KER, chatterer, docking port alignment, real plume, trajectories Last edited by needlepeen ; May 6, 2020 @ 3:18am
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Today we look at determining a delta-v budget and building a vessel to meet that budget. (KSP 1.9.1)🔔 Subscribe - http://www.youtube.com/c/MikeAben?sub-con. The KSP Delta v map is a useful tool that allows you to know the cost to perform an orbit transfer. By looking on the map we can easily determine tons of useful data for our mission. For example, the data for interplanetary maneuvers have been extracted from the following ksp delta v map.
To get the value you need, multiply the Isp in KSP by standard gravity g0 = 9,81m/s². So the equation should go like this: . Δv = 9,81m/s² * Isp * ln ( wetmass / drymass ) . You have to do this for ever stage seperately. For example, the first stage has to push the fully fueled upper stages. Kerbal Space Program Delta-V Planner Kerbal Space Program Delta-V Planner Select your mission objective! (Details) Kerbol Elliptical < 13600 Mm Low Orbit 610 km Surface Moho Intercept 100 days Low Orbit 50 km Surface Eve Intercept 168 days Elliptical < 85 Mm 
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Community Delta-V Map 2.6 - KSP 1.3 View full size PDF versions (A4 & Letter) KSPedia Version (v2.6) Lights-out Theme (v2.4.1) (Thanks @Siege /u/s13g3!) Outer Planets Mod adaptation: By Swashlebucky; original by Misucat and his wife PDF version (v2.4.1) OPM - Lights-out Theme (v2.4.1) (Thanks @Siege /u/s13g3!) Recommended Delta-V: ~7760 m/s (8960 m/s without aerobraking) ~4700 m/s to orbit around Kerbin ~1060 m/s for interplanetary transfer ~1500 m/s for ascent to orbit. ~500 m/s for return to Kerbin (1700 m/s without aerobraking) Additionally, you will need a good understanding of orbital mechanics (see Tutorials section), angles, and a lot of patience.
Basic DeltaV replaces and improves upon the stock dV system. All stock deltaV calculations are replaced using a modified version of the Kerbal Engineer Redux vessel simulator. The allows for several improvements and additions to the stock system: Mach slider used to allow for accurate calculation of jet engine data at flight speeds. The observations most folks have been getting so far generally put the new LKO delta-V requirement between 3500-4000 m/s of delta-V, depending on how well you fly. The 4500 figure is indeed based on the old aerodynamic system, and it'll probably be a while until folks will have time to update the delta-V maps. 0 cramtenahc Members 1 38 
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Does it really take 12,000 delta-V to land or launch from Eve? Obviously you can use parachutes on the way down and reduce the needed Delta-V but does it really take 12,000 to launch into a low orbit from Eve? Anyone land and take off from Eve? If you have, how about a pic of your ship? Thanks The KSP forums have a section dedicated to such tools here, which is where it is most likely that new tools and versions will be announced. How hard is rocket science anyway? Contents 1 Online tools and calculators 1.1 Orbit and maneuver calculators 1.2 Part and construction calculators 1.3 Science 1.4 Deprecated 2 Offline applications
It requires about 7,000-7,500 m/s of delta-v to get into orbit from sea level. Driving to and launching from the peak of one of Eve's mountains can drastically reduce the amount of delta-V required (thus allowing successful launches with significantly lighter rockets). Kerbal Space Program rocket scientist's cheat sheet: Delta-v maps, equations and more for your reference so you can get from here to there and back again. Contents 1 Mathematics 1.1 Thrust-to-weight ratio (TWR) 1.2 Specific Impulse (Isp) 1.3 Delta-v (Δv) 1.3.1 Basic calculation 1.3.2 True Δv of a stage that crosses from atmosphere to vacuum 
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KSP Delta-V Planner. 1450 14k Gilly 5020 Ike 5330 Kerbol 91050 3400 Kerbin 950 580 180 930 340 160 56 hours 8 hours 860 310 1115 Keostationary Orbit 4515 2,863.33 Km 80 km 870 14 km 100 days 760 2410 2520 20 km 410 60 30 10 km 1330 8k 100 km 390 360 60 km 430 10 km 620 1140 1370 4 years 178 days 1330 10 km 2810 250 130 300 days 10 168 days 80. Kerbal Space Program 1 KSP1 Gameplay and Technical Support KSP1 Gameplay Questions and Tutorials How much Delta-V required to escape the atmosphere? 0 How much Delta-V required to escape the atmosphere? delta-v space design Asked by RoninFrog, August 19, 2019 Share Followers 1 Answer this question Ask a question Question RoninFrog Members 1,156 529
