Difference between revisions of "LT-1 Landing Struts"
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|It may have been originally designed as a heavy-duty metal detector, but this Landing Leg certainly emphasises''[sic]'' an important fact in surface landings: You don't need to put a crater in the ground to stop yourself. | |It may have been originally designed as a heavy-duty metal detector, but this Landing Leg certainly emphasises''[sic]'' an important fact in surface landings: You don't need to put a crater in the ground to stop yourself. | ||
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| + | The LT-1 Landing Strut is used as a landing support when landing vertically. It is connected radially and extends with the G key (Default). It extends not as far as the larger [[LT-2 Landing Strut]], but is just half as heavy. | ||
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Revision as of 20:57, 1 March 2013
| “ | It may have been originally designed as a heavy-duty metal detector, but this Landing Leg certainly emphasises[sic] an important fact in surface landings: You don't need to put a crater in the ground to stop yourself. — Moving Parts Experts Group |
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The LT-1 Landing Strut is used as a landing support when landing vertically. It is connected radially and extends with the G key (Default). It extends not as far as the larger LT-2 Landing Strut, but is just half as heavy.
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