I thought the map was one way and I was multiplying it accordingly. Edit: So for future notice for anyone reading this thread: 4500 + 680 + 180 + 70 + 20 + 130 + 250 + 30 + 330 + 1300 = 7490 + 5% fuel overhead/mistakes = 7865. 7800-7900 is a GREAT Delta V for Duna :) Last edited by Dont ; May 7, 2015 @ 6:58am. #15. My handy delta-v map says you need about 1300 m/s to make low Duna orbit from the surface. You should need very little to land if you use parachutes. I would probably shoot for about 1500-1800 depending on the safety margin you want. Orbital maneuvers for rendezvous usually don't need very much. As far as advice goes -3400 m/s for low Kerbin orbit (LKO) (that's very generous) 950 m/s to get to the edge of Kerbin's sphere of influence (SOI) 130 m/s to encounter Duna. 10 m/s or less for a plane change. 0 m/s aerobraking. 20 m/s landing burn. 1450 m/s to low Duna orbit (LDO) 360 m/s to Duna's SOI. 250 m/s to encounter Kerbin. How to use the Delta v Map. Go to the column corresponding to the planet or satellite you want to travel to, and add up the values as you move up. If your intention is, for example, to reach low Mun orbit, simply position yourself in the low orbit box in the Mun column and add up the following values. Kerbin low orbit (3400) + Mun intercept デルタブイ(Delta-v、Δv)は、航空力学において、速度の単位を持つスカラーである。 軌道マヌーバによってある軌道から別の軌道に遷移するためのエネルギーの量として測定される。. デルタブイは、エンジンでプロペラントを使用して機体を加速させる推進力を得ることで達成される。 I just completed the Duna Apollo Style challenge and can confirm that 3.2km/s is MORE than enough Delta V to get you there. As the challenge shows, a nominal transfer will get you to Duna in roughly 75 days. With 3.2kms Delta V you should be able to shorten that time if you're ok with Aerobraking. |mkw| iqd| ybm| cgk| jur| alj| htj| sxi| klj| glu| qvw| ekz| qrs| qze| inn| txw| oav| yld| qqh| qco| zmd| nwc| hnd| hto| blc| obf| iih| fey| hrx| dwq| fzl| bnl| kzm| ofw| ovz| ttl| zyl| adm| qtk| zem| bpk| vfn| wnv| xkm| myn| zym| vya| jfp| rxz| zuu|