Larger nozzles to make your engines look more sensible.
If you want to know why vacuum engines have larger nozzles, check out Scott Manley’s video here
Four vacuum engines (left to right):
1. Mage I Vac (Stock, No Nozzle Gimbal)
2. Apex I Vac (Stock, No Nozzle Gimbal)
3. Apex I Vac (Tinkered, Gimbal)
4. Mage I Vac (Tinkered, Gimbal)
The stock ones I could not make them gimbal without glitching out. The nozzles won’t move, but the engines still have 50% of their gimbal range.
There is a small fuel adapter above each engine, drag that or the fuel tank below it into the top left corner to make it into a subassembly.
Gimbal in action:
To see the Mage I Vac stock in action go to my Iota 1.
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GENERAL INFO
- Successors 1 craft(s)
- Created On: Windows
- Game Version: 0.6.8.1
- Price: $18,010k
- Number of Parts: 75
- Dimensions: 30 m x 8 m x 40 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 7.3km/s
- Total Thrust: 11.1MN
- Engines: 6
- Wet Mass: 1.11E+6kg
- Dry Mass: 43,435kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6 | 7.3km/s | 11.1MN | 3.6m | 1.11E+6kg |
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40.7k KellyNyanbinary+1 5.9 years ago
@PorkyClown3 The tinkered nozzles are massless and attached to two collisionless hinges. Thanks btw!
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686 XjayIndustrys5.9 years ago
wow that is way to sensible for me no thank you I couldn't handle sensiblenessses if I had a hazmat suit in space no siry sensiblenesseses is a bad idea being sesnsininble makes no esnes they look good though bye
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@Bmcclory Thanks