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DeltaV map

By DobbyKroket

just a simple image of the community DeltaV map

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Category: Gameplay Basics, Maps or Levels

Languages: English

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9 Apr, 2018 @ 1:35am

11 Feb, 2021 @ 7:16am

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This is not my own creation, I just created this guide to have easy acces to this map in-game.

original source[forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com]

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

You are permitted to use, copy and redistribute the work as-is.
You may remix your own derivatives (edit values, design, etc.) and release them under your own name.
You may not use the material for any commercial purposes.
You must use the same license as the original work.
You must credit the following people when publishing your derivatives in the material:
JellyCubes (Original concept)
WAC (Original design)
CuriousMetaphor (Original vacuum numbers)
Armisael (Additional vacuum numbers)
Kowgan (Design, original atmospheric numbers)
Swashlebucky (Design)
AlexMoon (Time of flight)
Official Wiki (Relay Antenna calculations)

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Pozitron 10 Jul @ 6:07am

Digit smth like 500 or less, you need to drop your periapsis below 70 km (50 or less is good enough), and the rest is just aerobreaking (or lithobreaking :D )

SEIN 23 Jun @ 4:56am

Thanks

Pozitron 23 Apr @ 2:15pm

If you wonder why it takes so much fuel to get to somwhere, it's because all numbers are measured in vacuum; before building, in the delta V tab press "vacuum", and then build your rocket. When finished, turn it back to Kerbin and check TWR. If you're plannind a landing, when boulding landing stage, do the same thing except instead of Kerbin set it to wherever you're gonna land