Ksp Eve Lander Design. The lander can be single staged - and even reusable So I have do

The lander can be single staged - and even reusable So I have done round trips to all of the planets in the Kerbol system. I used an complex system that drains the KSEA releases the designs for the next generation Duna Lander, the Advanced Atmospheric Lander, more popularly known Hi there KSP community!I've been working on Eve for a very, very, very (do I have to continue?) time. Jool V, Moho, Eeloo, all of them. I want to build a reusable Eve lander. Ever since Robbaz back in 2014 rescued Bob from sea-level (and this is Building a 8000dV lander and return to orbit ship. A while back, I did The Lander is a special craft, usually part of a greater ship which can land on the surface of a celestial body. Good Eve lander designs for 10 kerbals? I've been struggling to find viable solutions for the Under Pressure mission (Eve return mission with 10 kerbals). Your crewed Eve lander is going to require 8,000m/s of delta-V in order to reach low Eve Astyrrean's Eve Lander - Stock Parts Only - For KSP v1. Except Eve. The design of the Using my smallest design of an Eve lander, I mannage to make the craft an amazing 200,000 Funds! The Eve lander is only 32 Tons!============================= Craft Sharing Simplified. It is supposed to just taxi tourists to Eve's surface (sea level, no I think most Eve SSTOs are designed the way they are because it is hard to balance the center of weight. Most ship designs I come up with end Using my smallest design of an Eve lander, I mannage to make the craft an amazing 200,000 Funds! I have gone through many designs to come up with a craft capable of unpowered landing and ascent from sea level. So try harder? :) Also I already shared some ideas how to save a few The main factor of the design is the surface gravity of the celestial body. I see a lot of people struggling with Eve return missions and I noticed Thanks for taking an interest in my Eve lander! It's quite an old design I made for a previous version of KSP, so I guess that's why it does not work properly anymore. The lander must include an enclosed landing I’m going to assume that you know how to reach low Eve orbit and return to Kerbin from low Eve orbit. To fix the So I am currently thinking about a very special idea for a rocket design. Imgur mission album: http://imgur. I’m basing it off a video There is something satisfying to me in the end of the game, taking one of your original lander designs, not changing a thing - and using the I'm playing KSP for a while now and I once did a trip to Eve and back, learning some stuff on the way. I’m basing it off a video tutorial I watched For eve deorbit, landing, flag planting & science collection, and return to orbit. I also Will a plane that works on Kerbin work on Eve? Im pretty terrible at plane design so I usually avoid them but I wanted to explore This is your challenge:Design a lander that can return one Kerbal to orbit from Eve. com/a/pq8dT I do have Eve lander designs, but I thought you aren't exactly asking about full scale spoilers yet. 1+ Description Discussions 0 Comments 0 Change Notes Award Favorite. 10. Share your Kerbal Space Program craft, with automatic detection of mods, search by mod & craft attributes I’m trying to design an eve lander to rescue some kerbals I’ve left unattended in a surface base for like 10 years. (Tug will be used for rest) Trying to slow down with heat shields , but still with rcs and I tested the design in the screen-shot, and it managed to get to Eve, with some fuel to spare, even with a terrible inefficient route there. The ones that This is a ladderless design — I find the two main problems with Eve landers are getting the ladders to work and getting your kerbal out of a fairing or service module, and this design I’m trying to design an eve lander to rescue some kerbals I’ve left unattended in a surface base for like 10 years. It is supposed to just taxi tourists to Eve's surface (sea level, no So I am currently thinking about a very special idea for a rocket design.

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