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<darsie>
This is so annoying ... I'm trying to find an encounter a few orbits in the future and 1.8.1 flips between various orbits ahead instead of just the one I set :(.
<darsie>
And in the Minmus local view the encounter trajectory flips on and off if I change dv.
<darsie>
Unfortunately it doesn't fly stably when tilted.
<Flayer>
hmm i have 37 science reports after transmitting
<Flayer>
i could do one more run to the surface, but i'm not sure i'll have enough to bring the lander back to the mun station
<darsie>
Minmus?
<Flayer>
yes
<darsie>
Why bring it back?
<Flayer>
its part of the mission
<darsie>
Contract?
<Althego>
A contract is a contract is a contract (but only between Ferengi).
<darsie>
I only ever saw contracts to bring someone/something back to Kerbin.
<darsie>
What's the reason for bringing it to Mun?
<Flayer>
to do more mun landings
<darsie>
hmm
<darsie>
Why?
<darsie>
For fun?
<Flayer>
sure
<darsie>
k
<darsie>
So not to increase XP of crew, or for science.
<Flayer>
also that
<darsie>
ok
<darsie>
You can jetpack from Minmus to LKO.
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<darsie>
With careful aerobraking.
<darsie>
And taking science stored in a capsule, I think.
<darsie>
Is there roll trim?
<Althego>
in all directions
<darsie>
Didn't work for me. Had to stick E.
<Althego>
mod + direction. mod + x to turn off all trim
<darsie>
mhm
<Althego>
direction as in wasdqe
<darsie>
gotta try again
<Althego>
it moves rather slowly
<Althego>
so you hve to hold it for awxonds
<Althego>
seconds
<Althego>
wait, it is wednesday. wintergatan
<Althego>
there is something
<darsie>
It's Wednesday in Austria.
<darsie>
Maybe not in Japan.
<Althego>
just what is an ondophone
<darsie>
dunno
<darsie>
duck it
<Althego>
well it is in the video
<darsie>
In both the United States and France this led to a small market of receiver lines designed geared for jewelers who needed accurate time to set their clocks, including the Ondophone in France,[6] and the De Forest RS-100 Jewelers Time Receiver in the United States[7] The ability to pick up time signal broadcasts, in addition to Morse code weather reports and news summaries, also attracted the interest of amateur radio enthusiasts.