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By the way, do you have any idea or hint if the original software is or will be public anytime? Cheers Tschachim EDIT: Ah, looks like you had the same thought, Moonwalker... :)

Well, the Russians have "only rockets" since ever and have space stations and all that since the 1960s, so I suppose yes... ;) Apropos Russians, I'm not that eager to the Saturn I(B) back, but I'd like to see parts of the Russian stuff back, Energia technology for example, as the Atlas V does...

The one mentioned here: http://www.cs.umt.edu/RTSL/matt/history.htm ?

That's interesting, I didn't know that. Any reference? Cheers Tschachim

Not the S-IVB, just one of the SLA panels. They have only little dV w.r.t. the CSM/LM stack and don't manoeuver after CSM/LV separation like the S-IVB does. Of course it's not sure as they didn't see it clearly, but depending on the lighting a SLA panel can look like this. Someone at...

Not really, we don't know it for sure, but most problably it was a SLA panel. Cheers Tschachim

:lol: Unfortunatly it's no social study, Josef is real and well known in the german-speaking "Moon hoax scene". There are even more weird guys around, for example the "hollow world theory" claiming there's no space at all (and no Moon to fly to, of course): http://www.rolf-keppler.de/ (again...

As far as I know it's a quote from Star Trek: Generations... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111280/quotes Cheers Tschachim

I don't think there's something like a "hoax theory", i.e. a complete, consistent and correct theory explaining all the Apollo evidence without containing the actual landings on the moon, at least I never found one. All I found are accusations without any proof that the "officially released...

This allegation is new to me, the only reference I found on some conspiracy sites is that this is stated in the book "Celestial Raise" by Richard Watson, but I didn't find any further reference (for example transcripts or a HAM radio operator confiming that), so it seems to be fictional. Did you...

Try PPJoy: http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm Cheers Tschachim

Correct, but you also wrote: which is a little bit contradictory, isn't it? Cheers Tschachim

http://nassp.sf.net/wiki/Installation :) EDIT: Damn, Chuck was too fast for me...

Yeah, pattersoncr is right, of course, the checklists do contain all that, but as mentioned it's intended to be used with the Virtual AGC. Since polaris149Tiberius was talking about the Simple AGC in the first post I didn't mention that. By the way, I should mention that we're working on a...

If you pull the IMU cb's, you'll get an ISS (Inertial Sub System) alarm because you shut it down, that's the way it should be. In reality this was done even more "drastically": A couple of seconds before splashdown you should power up the Flight/Post Landing bus, which powers the stuff you...

Yes, pull both IMU circuit brakers on panel 5 on the right side (the IMU POWER switch on panel 100 isn't wired yet, but will be very soon:blush:). I should mention that only the Virtual AGC is using the IMU actually, the Simple AGC doesn't care. The power consumption and heating doesn't depend...

I should clarify here that in the doc folder besides old stuff we need to (re)move soon (that's why we still call it beta) there are mainly checklists and excels for some calculations. For reference information and tutorials we have our wiki here: http://nassp.sf.net This documentation isn't...

The beta doesn't include a scenario named "AS-506 Apollo 11 Launch", so I assume you have a mixed installation and this scenario loads the 6.4.3 Saturn/CSM, which isn't supported by the MFD. Cheers Tschachim

joeybigO & Messierhunter: Thanks for your kind words. A CM simpit would be really cool indeed! :) Sorry for the dumb question, but you close the Project Apollo Configuration window with the OK button (and not Cancel)? Additionally to what Movieman mentioned, you could also open the...

Yes, meanwhile most of the switches do what they did in the real spacecraft. We simulate most of the subsystems (GNC, SCS, EPS, ECS, RCS, SPS, TELECOM, SECS etc.) extensively, but of course there are some odds and ends we need to clean up before release, mostly unwired circuit brakers...