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The '''Probododyne HECS2''' combines a [[command module]] unit with a {{Formatnum|1000}} unit [[battery]] and 10 Nm torque [[reaction wheel]]. This simplifies construction by incorporating the three parts into one. It's also one of a few high end [[probe#Probe cores|probe cores]] that can collect, store and transfer experiments in the same way as an [[experiment storage unit]].
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The '''Probododyne HECS2''' is a large, unmanned [[command module]], with a powerful internal [[reaction wheel]], large internal [[battery]], and built-in [[experiment storage unit]].
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== Product Description ==
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{{Quote
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|A larger probe core based on the popular HECS design. With integrated battery banks, specialized flight controls, and a built-in reaction wheel, the HECS2 is a suitable probe core for more advanced satellites.
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|manufacturer=P}}
  
 
== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
This module functions as an unmanned command module used for small-sized satellites, although its hexagonal core extends far beyond the radial size category, taking up a lot of space when also factoring in it's height, making it the biggest [[probe#Probe cores|probe core]] by volume.
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The Probodobodyne HECS2 is one of the most powerful probe cores. It has the electric capacity of a [[Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank]] (1000 {{mark|echu}}) and the torque of two [[Small Inline Reaction Wheel]]s (10.0), as well as a built-in experiment storage similar to that of the [[Experiment Storage Unit]]. This simplifies construction by incorporating the four parts into one.
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The HECS2 functions as an unmanned command module used for medium- to large-sized satellites, although its hexagonal core extends far beyond the radial size category, taking up a lot of space when also factoring in it's height, making it the biggest [[probe#Probe cores|probe core]] by volume.
  
 
The cost of the HECS2 ({{Formatnum|7500}}{{mark|fund}}) is greater than the cost of buying the smaller [[RC-001S Remote Guidance Unit]], a {{Formatnum|1000}}{{mark|echu}} unit battery ([[Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank]]) and more powerful 15 Nm reaction wheel ([[Advanced Inline Stabilizer]]) separately. However, with the mass calculation, it's better to buy this part instead of the separate parts.
 
The cost of the HECS2 ({{Formatnum|7500}}{{mark|fund}}) is greater than the cost of buying the smaller [[RC-001S Remote Guidance Unit]], a {{Formatnum|1000}}{{mark|echu}} unit battery ([[Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank]]) and more powerful 15 Nm reaction wheel ([[Advanced Inline Stabilizer]]) separately. However, with the mass calculation, it's better to buy this part instead of the separate parts.
 
== Product Description ==
 
{{Quote|A larger probe core based on the popular HECS design. With integrated battery banks, specialized flight controls, and a built-in reaction wheel, the HECS2 is a suitable probe core for more advanced satellites.|manufacturer=P}}
 
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
This part originated from the official asteroid day mod.
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* The Probodobodyne HECS2 is one of four parts that originated from the official Asteroid Day mod, alongside the [[SENTINEL Infrared Telescope]], [[Communotron HG-55]], and [[OX-STAT-XL Photovoltaic Panels]].
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* The HECS2's appearance differs greatly from its smaller variant, the [[Probodobodyne HECS]]. It is one radial size larger (and more than twice as large in all dimensions), covered in [[w:multi-layer insulation|multi-layer insulation]], and has a [[radial size|1.25 m]] circular structure on the top and bottom. This is a much larger difference than, say, the difference between the [[Probodobodyne OKTO]] and the [[Probodobodyne OKTO2]].
  
 
== Changes ==
 
== Changes ==

Latest revision as of 07:48, 2 September 2021

Probodobodyne HECS2
Part image
Command module by
Probodobodyne Inc

Radial size Small
Cost (total) 7 500.00 Funds
Mass (total) 0.20 t
Drag 0.2
Max. Temp. 2000 K
Volume  ?
Impact Tolerance 8 m/s
Research Unmanned tech.png Advanced Unmanned Tech
Unlock cost 52 500 Funds
Since version 1.1
Part configuration HECS2.cfg
Command module
Pitch torque 10 kN·m
Yaw torque 10 kN·m
Roll torque 10 kN·m
Electricity required for torque
0.050
s·kN·m
Electricity required 3.00 ⚡/min
Electric capacity 1000 
SAS level 3
KerbNet
Field of View (min) 9 °
(max) 81 °
Detection 24 %
Enhancable No
Modes Biome
Terrain

The Probododyne HECS2 is a large, unmanned command module, with a powerful internal reaction wheel, large internal battery, and built-in experiment storage unit.

Product Description

A larger probe core based on the popular HECS design. With integrated battery banks, specialized flight controls, and a built-in reaction wheel, the HECS2 is a suitable probe core for more advanced satellites.

Probodobodyne Inc

Usage

The Probodobodyne HECS2 is one of the most powerful probe cores. It has the electric capacity of a Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank (1000 ⚡) and the torque of two Small Inline Reaction Wheels (10.0), as well as a built-in experiment storage similar to that of the Experiment Storage Unit. This simplifies construction by incorporating the four parts into one.

The HECS2 functions as an unmanned command module used for medium- to large-sized satellites, although its hexagonal core extends far beyond the radial size category, taking up a lot of space when also factoring in it's height, making it the biggest probe core by volume.

The cost of the HECS2 (7 500Funds) is greater than the cost of buying the smaller RC-001S Remote Guidance Unit, a 1 000⚡ unit battery (Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank) and more powerful 15 Nm reaction wheel (Advanced Inline Stabilizer) separately. However, with the mass calculation, it's better to buy this part instead of the separate parts.

Trivia

Changes

1.5
  • New model and texture
1.2
  • Added KerbNet
1.1
  • Initial release