Mk1 Inline Cockpit

	Mk1 Inline Cockpit
	Cockpit by ; C7 Aerospace Division;
Radial size	Small
(dry)	1 591.00
(dry)	0.906 t
Drag	0.08
Max. Temp.	2000 K
Impact Tolerance	40 m/s
Research	Aerodynamics
Unlock cost	5 800
Since version	0.15
Part configuration	mk1InlineCockpit.cfg;
(required)	1
SAS level	× None
Torque	10 kN·m
0.030	⚡
	s·kN·m
Experiment	Crew Report
Collectable	No
Rerunnable	Yes
Resettable	Yes
Electricity required	None
Antenna type	Internal
Antenna rating	5 km
Packed volume	None
Inventory Slots	1 slots
Volume limit	75 l
Monopropellant	8
Electric capacity	50 ⚡

The Mk1 Inline Cockpit is a small cockpit with a frontal node for attaching other parts. It is one of the two cockpits thus far that can be stack-mounted (in one size).

Usage

Mk1 Inline Cockpit gives excellent IVA visibility

The cockpit's small radial size attachment points enable placing it inline with such other small parts as RCS tanks, SAS modules, docking ports, or a nose cone. This offers far more versatility over the Mk1 Cockpit. Much like the Mk1 Cockpit, it's interior's expansive canopy makes it useful for IVA flights, but increases drag slightly.

Instrument Panel

The instrument panel in the Mk1 In-line cockpit is all fully functional. In the centre is the speed indicator which will by default show surface speed. Below that and to the left is the vertical speed indicator and to the right of it is the Radar altitude indicator, which shows height above ground level. At the top is the navball, and below that and to the right is the altometer, which shows height above sea level. On the far right is a bank of 4 indicators and going from top to bottom is the atmospheric indicator, heading indicator, yaw indicator to the right is the pitch indicator and below and left is the roll indicator.

Product description

“

A next generation inline cockpit. Designed for sleek high speed aircraft.

— C7 Aerospace Division

”

Trivia

The "Rescue" text on the right side of the cockpit resembles the same text visible on the left side of the cockpit of an F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft.