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Is it possible or what MFD would you recommend? Thanks!
General Question Using UAP to get to Mars
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AFAIR i never added an interplanetary planner to it, so it won't get you all the way.
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I'd say use IMFD and lots of fuel.
But you still need to know what you are doing, and some of the procedures will be semi-manual.
Are you familiar with the steps needed, starting with Earth escape ?
But you still need to know what you are doing, and some of the procedures will be semi-manual.
Are you familiar with the steps needed, starting with Earth escape ?
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Get IMFD. It has one of the most if not the most powerful map programs.
If you are a beginner you will be able to get to mars without much trouble.
If you put the effort and learn it you will be able to do incredible things with it.
Trans x is also quite nice and it's worth learning because there are a few things that you can't really do in IMFD. It's a case of having both and using the best tool for the job.
If you are a beginner you will be able to get to mars without much trouble.
If you put the effort and learn it you will be able to do incredible things with it.
Trans x is also quite nice and it's worth learning because there are a few things that you can't really do in IMFD. It's a case of having both and using the best tool for the job.
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