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== Usage ==
 
== Usage ==
 
The '''LT-2 Landing Strut''' is used as a landing support when landing vertically. It is connected radially and extends with the G key (Default). While the non-deployable version has 20 times less mass, it is also less stable and is better suited for lighter and smaller landers than its deployable counterpart. The deployable '''LT-2 Landing Strut''' is also much longer when extended, making it suitable for landers with larger engines.
 
The '''LT-2 Landing Strut''' is used as a landing support when landing vertically. It is connected radially and extends with the G key (Default). While the non-deployable version has 20 times less mass, it is also less stable and is better suited for lighter and smaller landers than its deployable counterpart. The deployable '''LT-2 Landing Strut''' is also much longer when extended, making it suitable for landers with larger engines.
 
== Description ==
 
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Revision as of 17:51, 24 November 2012

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Non-deployable landing strut in its triggered(left) and untriggered(right) states.
A deployable version of the landing strut.

The "LT-2 Landing Stut" is primarily used to land on Mun, Minmus and other celestial bodies. It comes in 2 versions, a deployable and a non-deployable one.

Usage

The LT-2 Landing Strut is used as a landing support when landing vertically. It is connected radially and extends with the G key (Default). While the non-deployable version has 20 times less mass, it is also less stable and is better suited for lighter and smaller landers than its deployable counterpart. The deployable LT-2 Landing Strut is also much longer when extended, making it suitable for landers with larger engines.

Changes

0.15
  • Added deployable version
0.14.0
  • Initial Release