Hinata Solid Fuel Rocket Launch System

Hinata or Hinata Solid Fuel Rocket Launch System (HSFRLS) is a fictional small lift vehicle created by DuSCO Aeronautics from 2026. The first stage of this rocket is based on the Oik-Max solid rocket booster to reduce development costs and make it easier to use existing rockets design than  building from scratch, because the company just reopened after "disappearing" since 2001 for some reason.

The rocket design is similar to the Japanese Epsilon Rocket, which is why I made this rocket.

Rocket Flight Instruction

1. Before launch, set the throttle to 100 percent, then set the pitch approximately 75 degree.

2. At an altitude of ±1,262 meters, set the pitch to 55 degree.

3. At at altitude of 5,605 meters, set the pitch to 40 degree, then wait until the fuel run out.

4. After the fuel ran out, switch to second stage and set the pitch to flat (0 degree), and wait until the apoapsis /apopsis / apogee to an altitude of approximately 5,111 kilometers. And then shut of the engine.

5. Then, warp the time, until the launcher at the top of an apogee, then switch to next stage, then switch on the Apogee Kick Motor until the fuel run out.

6. After that, switch to next stage to detach the mini satellite from the launcher.

I made that instruction because i still couldn't make a launch program for the rocket itself.