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[[Image:All-parts-rocket-0.8.5.png|right|thumb|버전의 기본 부품들을 보여주는 3단 로켓]]
 
이 페이지는 [[Kerbal Space Program]]의 제일 최근 유료 버전인 0.17에 포함된 로켓 '''부품'''들을 나열하고 있습니다. 이 부품들은 '''바닐라 부품''', '''기본 부품'''으로도 불려집니다.
 
 
For a list of all the parts available in the demo version of Kerbal Space Program, look at the [[Demo Parts|demo parts]] page.
 
 
The game separates parts into seven categories for use within the [[Space Plane Hangar|Space Plane Hanger]] and the [[Vehicle Assembly Building]], though two of these categories are currently unused. The five that can be selected from are [[Parts/Command Pods|Command Pods]], [[Parts/Propulsion|Propulsion]], [[Parts/Command & Control|Command & Control]], [[Parts/Structural & Aerodynamic|Structural & Aerodynamic]] and [[Parts/Utility & Scientific|Utility & Scientific]].
 
 
=Units of measure=
 
*While units are not specifically labeled in-game, a bit of logic can quickly determine that thrust is measured in [[w:Newton_(unit)#Common_use_of_kilonewtons_in_construction|kilonewtons (kN)]] and mass in [[w:Metric_tonne|metric tons (t)]]. For example, if measured in kilograms(kg), a "9 kg" [[Rockomax X200-16 Fuel Tank]] on [[Kerbin]], having a [[w:Surface_gravity|surface gravity]] of 9.81 m/s2, would be roughly the size of a 48 oz coffee tin and only hold about 1.5 L of fuel. If measured in metric tons, a 9 t Rockomax X200-16 Fuel Tank under the same gravity would be about 0.67 m tall and 2 m in diameter, easily capable of holding the advertised 1600 L of fuel. Only a rocket engine with a thrust around 100 kN could have any chance to lift a 9 t fuel tank.
 
 
*It is likely that the game engine uses kg to calculate part mass in the background but displays metric tons for parts in the user interface to save on screen space. It is also easier to read 20 "t" than 20000 "kg" ''(1 metric ton = 1000 kg)''.
 
 
*To reduce confusion, [[w:Specific_impulse|specific impulse]] is given in both velocity and time units.  Please see the discussion page for further reading on ways of expressing specific impulse.
 
 
= Command Pods =
 
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= Propulsion =
 
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= Command & Control =
 
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= Structural & Aerodynamic =
 
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= Utility & Scientific =
 
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= Decals =
 
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= Crew =
 
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Latest revision as of 07:08, 4 December 2012

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