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Sorry for the late response, I don't visit here very often nowadays. To launch the shuttle fleet you do use GFCMFD. The keys required are in the manual - select OPS1 and input '777' to start the launch sequence.

100km is a long way out. If you can already dock with the ISS simply use the same rv techniques to get close to your target. My tutorial for Soyuz to MIR explains the techniques... Soyuz to MIR Tutorial

Whilst I have you, so to speak, can I take the opportunity to thank you for your great work on the Energia-M? Must be one of my most used launchers.

I do like these modules. However I found that they work beautifully using the dll converter (including the animations), which avoids the limitations of spacecraft3.

Yes, RN 6" guns, including those on Belfast used separate propellant in silk bags.

1.1" quads - used on many USN platforms. Fitted to Lady Lex in 1942 to replace her 8" turrets shortly before her final action. http://www.navweaps.com/Weapons/WNUS_1-1-75_mk1.php

If you are using the scenarios with pylonmfd that no longer works. You have to do significant amount of editing to get those scenarios to work (but it is possible).

Never tried it, but I see no reason why not. I have found that if you subtract a couple of degrees off the 'proper' azimuth that seems about right for SF.

After much experimentation, I have nailed the shuttle fleet launch and alignment, at least to my own satisfaction. Absolutely no need to use launch MFD (Good, but too complex for my simple brain to process) and no messing about with yawing during the ascent either. A successful launch to a low...

Jo napot!

Use the external mfds and drag them into a size which obscures the external view...

Yes, the REP (radar evaluation pod). I think estar included one in his version, but I don't think that it is compatible with current versions of orbiter.

Gemini remains my favourite 1960s project, and I love this add-on. However, as others have noted, there can be problems with it. Specifically: 1. Crashes on stage separation when using autopilot. 2. Even when (1) does not occur, the autopilot does not tend to get close enough to target...

Lots (mostly from the sailing days): 'copper-bottomed' - as in 'good' 'brass monkey weather' - freezing cold 'taken aback' 'sailing close to the wind' 'taking (or delivering) a broadside'

In the Royal Navy c. WW1, light cruisers were designed for two primary roles: 1. Fast scouts for the Grand Fleet. HSF used them the same way. 2. As destroyer squadron leaders - primarily as they had a bit more room for staff. They were sometimes used independently for commerce...

Hi Dehat, I wouldn't bother. Mercury does not work with orbiter 2010 anyway, so that is a complete non-starter. The two more recent gemini add-ons do, and there is no need for earth1962. Just edit the included scenarios to switch to the 'standard' earth: BEGIN_ENVIRONMENT System Sol (instead...

No, not you - the OP...

Why can't you find a usb numpad? Much more useful than a joystick for orbiter - they are about £5 on ebay.

It is. Technically 'Luna' is the name of Earth's moon.

Thank you.