Mk2 Cockpit

Mk2 Cockpit
Cockpit by C7 Aerospace Division
Radial size		Mk2
Cost	(total)	3 570.00
	(dry)	3 482.00
Mass	(total)	2.060 t
	(dry)	1.812 t
Drag		0.1
Max. Temp.		2500 K
Impact Tolerance		45 m/s
Research		Supersonic Flight
Unlock cost		20 000
Since version		0.25
Part configuration		mk2CockpitStandard.cfg
Crew capacity	(maximum)	2
	(required)	1
SAS level		× None
Torque		15 kN·m
Electricity required		0.033 ⚡ s·kN·m
Experiment		Crew Report
Collectable		No
Rerunnable		Yes
Resettable		Yes
Electricity required		None
Lift generated		0.6
Antenna type		Internal
Antenna rating		5 km
Packed volume		None
Inventory Slots		2 slots
Volume limit		150 l
Monopropellant		15
Electric capacity		150 ⚡

The Mk2 Cockpit is a Mk2 sized cockpit that is designed to be placed on the nose an airplane or spaceplane that uses parts of a Mk2 radial size.

Product description

“

Fits not one, but two Kerbals! This spearhead-shaped new Mk2 design from the lovable folks over at the C7 Aerospace Division should help you pierce the great blue yonder known as the Sky. — C7 Aerospace Division

”

Usage

It is best used in spaceplanes because the Mk2 shape generates decent lift. It has one attachment node at aft, thus it conventionally is placed at the front of a set of Mk2 parts. Otherwise it is alike with the standard Mk2 Inline Cockpit, featuring the same radial size and crew capacity of two. One crew is enough to control the vehicle so this cockpit gives a limited "crew transport" capability to the craft. The MK2 Crew Cabin is ideal for adding crew capacity.

Gallery

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  Panorama view from captain's seat (left)

Trivia

• One of the displays has a k-OS crash screen on it, which is almost identical to one shown by Microsoft Windows 95.
• The Mk2 Cockpit resembles SR-71 Blackbird's cockpit, but the windows are slightly shorter, giving low visibility.
• The Mk2 Cockpit was adopted from the "Spaceplane Plus" (SPP) mod by PorkJet.

Changes

1.2

• IVA improved

0.25

• Initial release