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AJ BEG FOR MERSI!
 

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Why? Even the STS could maintain a TWR of 3 during ascent, especially during the 5 ish minute burn after the SRBs come away. And that section is considered the smooth part of riding the shuttle.

Bear in mind when you say TWR 2 is insane, that the TWR would be much higher than 2 just before the first stage cut out and the second stage fires.

2 gees is not gonna kill your crew. STS was rated to 3.3g. I'm pretty sure Saturn V kept it below 4g by shutting down the centre F-1 during S-1 burn. Gemini was apparently even more brutal during a lift. NASCAR car drivers regularly exceed 3g for several hours on the banked turns. Most decent fighter aircraft are rated to 9-10g. The human body in that orientation of facing upwards (with the blood moving backwards across the body) as they do in rockets can resist double the g forces they would be able to as if the forces were pushing the blood down like during aircraft maneuvers.

A TWR of 2 is much better than a negative TWR for efficiency. You're not accelerating until your TWR clears 1. Everything under that is doing little more than just minimising gravity losses. A TWR of 0.75 is the equivalent of everytime you take 4 steps forwards, you take one step back
I was never thinking of gee-forces, just the dV cut that comes with the dry mass of an engine that's as big again or more than the dry mass of the entire stage.

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I've done my best to reverse engineer the mass of the second and third stages above, and I plonked on a 4 tonne payload.

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Total dV: approx 2400 m/s if I recreated it correctly.

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Total dV after engine swap: 2950 m/s, or 23% more. That's a lot of increase for a rocket...

So my question is, why use those god-awful looking Valients on a tiny replica, instead of the nicer looking Kolibri and gain extra performance while you're at it?
 

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I was never thinking of gee-forces, just the dV cut that comes with the dry mass of an engine that's as big again or more than the dry mass of the entire stage.

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I've done my best to reverse engineer the mass of the second and third stages above, and I plonked on a 4 tonne payload.

View attachment 47025
Total dV: approx 2400 m/s if I recreated it correctly.

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Total dV after engine swap: 2950 m/s, or 23% more. That's a lot of increase for a rocket...

So my question is, why use those god-awful looking Valients on a tiny replica, instead of the nicer looking Kolibri and gain extra performance while you're at it?
Mmmmm... Ok
 

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I tested it and its soooooooo slow so imma back to valiant
 

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Can I have the bp to try out that rocket?
 

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Edit: works now
And seems that link was for the Vanguard, may I have the Minotaur 1 please?
 

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I just tested the Vanguard with different engines.
First: the actual rocket looks great, be proud of it.
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Second, when the first stage (equipped with 1 Valiant and 2 Kolibri engines, easy to activate, TWR 1.39) ran out, the rocket was almost in orbit, only 70 m/s more required from the second stage.

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It flies like a racecar with the Kolibri, very zippy.
Lots of fuel left, to the moon maybe? :)
 

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I just tested the Vanguard with different engines.
First: the actual rocket looks great, be proud of it.
View attachment 47027
Second, when the first stage (equipped with 1 Valiant and 2 Kolibri engines, easy to activate, TWR 1.39) ran out, the rocket was almost in orbit, only 70 m/s more required from the second stage.

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It flies like a racecar with the Kolibri, very zippy.
Lots of fuel left, to the moon maybe? :)
Yeah i flew Lambda to Mars and Juno I to moon and ,,back" im pretty good at flying big fireworks ;)
 

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Yeah i flew Lambda to Mars and Juno I to moon and ,,back" im pretty good at flying big fireworks ;)
It's not a coincidence that the Lambda and Juno I you made have small engines for their size.;)
 

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Ok a couple of new rockets are added to a list:

ASLV
Atlas I
Atlas II
Atlas-Able
Blue Scout II
Conestoga-1620
Feng Bao 1
H-I
Hyperbola-1
Jielong-1
Kaituozhe 1
KSLV
LaucherOne
Long March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 2C, 2F, 3A, 3C, 4A, 4B
Mu-3
Mu-4
N-II
NOTS-EV-1 Pilot II?
OS-M1
Poliot
Qased
R-36 ORB
Redstone Sparta
Rocket 3
Scout B, D, F, G, X
Shtic'
SS-520
Start
Taepodong-1
VLS
Volna
Zhuque-1
 

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T H I C C S T I C C
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Above you have link to some of my other rockets (mostly small ones) also saying that these rockets are only mine is unfair cause Marmilo helped me alot with them :)
 

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Now rockets will be created in alphabetic order so these are rockets that will be created first:

Angara A5
Ariane I
Ariane II
Ariane III
Ariane IV
Ariane V
ASLV
Atlas I
Atlas II
Atlas IV
Atlas-Able
Atlas-Agena
Atlas LV-38
Atlas SM-65
Atlas V
 

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Now rockets will be created in alphabetic order so these are rockets that will be created first:

Angara A5
Ariane I
Ariane II
Ariane III
Ariane IV
Ariane V
ASLV
Atlas I
Atlas II
Atlas IV
Atlas-Able
Atlas-Agena
Atlas LV-38
Atlas SM-65
Atlas V
I will have some heads up on the ariane and atlas family as I've already replicated them 1:1.
 

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I will have some heads up on the ariane and atlas family as I've already replicated them 1:1.
Ehh i want to make them myself :)