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I have an issue in the later mission where the CO2 Would climb to intolerable levels. I don't see any documentation on how to scrub the air and I also find no indication within the spacecraft itself to clean the air. The pilot would soon succumb to CO2 sickness after 20 orbits.

Okay. I'm using a the Delta Mission Mod and now I have no clue on how to reach Vesta. The Instructions seems quite vague and it appears alot more difficult then the phoenix mission. Any helpful walk-through or tips that can help me out? Thanks.

Will the Ravenstar have a glowing heatshield? It would make the flight look even more interesting. :P

Soyuz Guidance MFD is giving me trouble rendezvouing with the ProgressM. I seem to run short on fuel.

Was wondering if there is any activity going on in the development of the new STS Payloads. I do enjoy version 2.01 but since the shuttle fleet 4.0.1 came out, alot of things in 2.01 doesn't seem to work correctly such as the Camera positioning and the RMS operations to name a few.

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Again, I have installed all the necessary .dll's. If not, Orbiter would've let me know by an error window (I have vista). I installed all the addons as listed and ordered. The Scenerio I used is the STS-5 mission in the STS Payloads Scenerio. **** Orbiter.log Build Sep 29 2006 [v.060929] Found...

Here's the logs: **** Orbiter.log Build Sep 29 2006 [v.060929] Found 0 joystick(s) Module AtlantisConfig.dll [API v.060425] Module DGConfig.dll [API v.060425] Module OrbiterSound.dll [API v.060425] **** Creating simulation session DirectDraw interface OK Direct3D interface OK Zbuffer: 32 bit...

Plain and simple CTD upon startup on a clean install of Orbiter. Anyone else have the same problem? Any solutions? Edited: PS: I have all the files necessary to run this addon, even the msvcrtd.dll

Did the burn, but I think I might have missed it. I did manage to "flyby" Apophis but she was pretty far out (didn't even show up in planetary mode). I think I got my timing wrong. Would be nice if someone gave me a good MJD date for proper insertion burn time. ::EDIT:: Performed the burn...

Call me dumb but I'm still new to this IMFD. I looked at the planet approach menu and it seems all too confusing. I am currently 3 days before Apophis "Flyby".

When is the best time to "baseapproach/orbit insert?" I was sorta lost halfway through out the mission. I was doing nothing more than random correction burns.

Mission success! It all payed off but I wished it was somewhat easier. I really don't want to resort back to the original delta mission, gotta love the spin stage. :) Thanks, Brian! Would love to see improvements, updates, and other addons from you!

Thanks for the help, but these directions are quite a handful to remember. I'm the type of guy who's not that hot when it comes to following complex instruction to precise timing/orienting for burn. Is there a way to make more use of the IMFD?

It now seems impossible to nail Mars in the phoenix scenario. I followed the read-me that was in the mod and no matter how spot on I am, The Delta-V is off the chart! (250m just after earth departure burn!?). :huh: PS: The Delta II autopilot in the original phoenix add-on was fine. I don't...

Oddly this may sound odd but IMFD does manage to shut down the third stage and attempt to "self correct." (The usual reorient and a quick small correction burn.) Is that a problem?

I use both stages to perform the ejection burn. EDIT: IMFD Sure has a habit of overshooting, there a way to correct this?

Yeah.. but then I would not have enough fuel for the correction burn. (DV requirements are around 60 m/s)

The ejection burn always seems to boggle me. The IMFD notes that came with the phoenix addon suggested that I should have a minimum Delta-V of atleast 4.150k. After the burn, I would not have or barely enough fuel which is needed for landing. What's the most suitable Delta-V for the ejection burn?