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Sadly I have no carrier designed for their installation, you will need to build something that can bring 12 satellites (144 tons) up there, and can reach high speeds.
The way I arranged them was the following:
-Get a carrier vehicle up in space, at the altitude of target orbit +1 km. Get it up to target speed.
-Drop the first satellite and activate it. Wait until it sets its altitude and speed.
-Lower your carrier's target speed until you are about 40km apart from the first satellite then set it back to your target speed.
-Drop the second satellite, activate it, wait until it sets.
-Remotely access the functioning satellite and use your W/S keys to fire its thrusters (You can do that while the script is running) While looking forward, you should see the previously dropped satellite. Accelerate/decelerate until the previous satellite is 46,6 km away. Close the remote connection.
-Repeat 10 more times.
I hope this helps! Good luck engineer.
Sorry for not replying, I was afk due to work. Practice makes perfect :) Not that my build are perfect in any way shape or form. The way I improve my building skills is downloading other people's blueprints and analyzing them. I grind them apart, note parts of the design I like, sometimes modify them to better fit my taste and then use them in my own designs. It's not a bad thing to copy (and learn) from a superior engineer. As long as your work is transformative I think it's fair game. Just don't blatantly steal stuff. I have a lot of (mostly unpublised) BPs that contain shapes / block arrangements borrowed from other people's designs, or their whole BP redesigned to my taste. Example: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2350153939