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| − | The '''Structural Intake''' is a [[air intake]] which is naturally radially mounted and supplies [[jet engines]] with [[intake air]]. Although the ability to attach the [[:Category:StrutCo|StrutCo]] [[Cubic Octagonal Strut]] radially has allowed for functionally radial mounting of intakes designed for node attachment to the ends of fuel tanks. The structural intake also suffers from the somewhat bulkier looking [[XM-G50 Radial Air Intake | + | The '''Structural Intake''' is a [[air intake]] which is naturally radially mounted and supplies [[jet engines]] with [[intake air]]. Although the ability to attach the [[:Category:StrutCo|StrutCo]] [[Cubic Octagonal Strut]] radially has allowed for functionally radial mounting of intakes designed for node attachment to the ends of fuel tanks. The structural intake also suffers from the somewhat bulkier looking [[XM-G50 Radial Air Intake]] having more than double the area (0.006 vs 0.0025) while massing the same. |
This intake was included in the Spaceplane Plus mod which was integrated into KSP 0.25. | This intake was included in the Spaceplane Plus mod which was integrated into KSP 0.25. | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 3 December 2014
The Structural Intake is a air intake which is naturally radially mounted and supplies jet engines with intake air. Although the ability to attach the StrutCo Cubic Octagonal Strut radially has allowed for functionally radial mounting of intakes designed for node attachment to the ends of fuel tanks. The structural intake also suffers from the somewhat bulkier looking XM-G50 Radial Air Intake having more than double the area (0.006 vs 0.0025) while massing the same.
This intake was included in the Spaceplane Plus mod which was integrated into KSP 0.25.
Product description
| “ | This intakes adresses those sometimes absurd contraptions thet SSTO engeneers designed in an attempt to pump more and more air into their engines. — C7 Aerospace Division |
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