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** Use the same probe base as the one in [[Tutorial:Mariner 4]], except without the [[TR-2V Stack Decoupler]] at the bottom | ** Use the same probe base as the one in [[Tutorial:Mariner 4]], except without the [[TR-2V Stack Decoupler]] at the bottom | ||
| − | ** 1x [[ | + | ** 1x [[Oscar-B Fuel Tank]] |
| − | ** 3x [[LV-1R "Spider" Liquid Fuel Engine]] (attached radially in 3x symmetry around the [[ | + | ** 3x [[LV-1R "Spider" Liquid Fuel Engine]] (attached radially in 3x symmetry around the [[Oscar-B Fuel Tank]]) |
** 1x [[TR-2V Stack Decoupler]] | ** 1x [[TR-2V Stack Decoupler]] | ||
* Launch Vehicle | * Launch Vehicle | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 21 October 2015
Contents
Intro
Mariner 9 was the first Mars orbiter. Here's how to recreate it in KSP!
Specifications
- Length: 45 minutes - 1 hour
- Difficulty: Moderate
- For Version: 1.0.X
Steps
Step 1 - Design/Build Mariner 9
- Probe
- Use the same probe base as the one in Tutorial:Mariner 4, except without the TR-2V Stack Decoupler at the bottom
- 1x Oscar-B Fuel Tank
- 3x LV-1R "Spider" Liquid Fuel Engine (attached radially in 3x symmetry around the Oscar-B Fuel Tank)
- 1x TR-2V Stack Decoupler
- Launch Vehicle
- Use the same launch vehicle as in Tutorial:Mariner 4
===Step 2 - Launch and Cruise See Tutorial:Mariner 4
Step 3 - Arrival
When you enter Duna's SOI, change your inclination so you're coming in roughly over the north or south pole. Change your periapsis to roughly 75 kilometers. Once you reach periapsis, circularize your orbit and shut down the LV-1R "Spider" Liquid Fuel Engines.
Step 4 - Science Spam!!!
Exactly what it sounds like.
