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'''Shuttle Fleet''' is a collection of the whole [[STS]] orbiter fleet, by David413 and Don 'Donamy' Gallager. Currently, the latest version is 4.8. | '''Shuttle Fleet''' is a collection of the whole [[STS]] orbiter fleet, by David413 and Don 'Donamy' Gallager. Currently, the latest version is 4.8. | ||
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===ISS Fleet=== | ===ISS Fleet=== | ||
| − | While practically a different spacecraft, the ISS Fleet can be considered part of the Shuttle Fleet add-on family and is required for many Expansion packs and mission supplement scenarios.<ref>[https://simviation.com/1/download-file?file=ISSFleetV4.5R0.zip&fileId=40268 ISS Fleet 4.5], Retrieved 2019-04-02</ref> | + | While practically a different spacecraft, the [[ISS Fleet]] can be considered part of the Shuttle Fleet add-on family and is required for many Expansion packs and mission supplement scenarios.<ref>[https://simviation.com/1/download-file?file=ISSFleetV4.5R0.zip&fileId=40268 ISS Fleet 4.5], Retrieved 2019-04-02</ref> |
===STS Payloads=== | ===STS Payloads=== | ||
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Explanation of the eras: | Explanation of the eras: | ||
;Original: Pre-Challenger era | ;Original: Pre-Challenger era | ||
| − | ;Mid: | + | ;Mid: Repainted Columbia |
| − | ;Late: Post- | + | ;Late: Post-Challenger era |
;Fictional: Not available in real life | ;Fictional: Not available in real life | ||
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The prefered way to fly the shuttle is to use [[GPCMFD]] and [[AutoFCS]]. The GPCMFD displays the MEDS shuttle display modes, while the AutoFCS allows a precise automatic [[reentry]]. | The prefered way to fly the shuttle is to use [[GPCMFD]] and [[AutoFCS]]. The GPCMFD displays the MEDS shuttle display modes, while the AutoFCS allows a precise automatic [[reentry]]. | ||
| − | If available, it is recommended to enable the following MFDs in the Orbiter launch pad dialog: | + | If available (eg by using the Expansion pack), it is recommended to enable the following MFDs in the Orbiter launch pad dialog: |
* [[GPCMFD]] | * [[GPCMFD]] | ||
| + | * [[STSGuidance MFD]] | ||
* [[AutoFCS]] | * [[AutoFCS]] | ||
* [[OrbiterSound]] | * [[OrbiterSound]] | ||
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===Ascent=== | ===Ascent=== | ||
| − | + | Launch is triggered by selecting item 777 on the [[GPCMFD]], while being in OPS101. The ascent happens automatically to the desired orbit, unless you deactivate the autopilot by pressing {{Key|B}}. The GPCMFD will switch to OPS 102 after the SRBs separated, and to OPS 103 after MECO. | |
In OPS103, the GPCMFD will display a countdown, the target orbit parameters ([[apogee]] [[height]] and [[perigee]] altitude) and the current orbit parameters. When the countdown reaches zero, ignite the OMS (now the main thruster of the orbiter) and burn until the apogee height is reached. Shutoff the OMS and enter ITEM 15 in the GPCMFD. The GPCMFD will now display countdown and parameters for the second OMS burn (OMS-2). | In OPS103, the GPCMFD will display a countdown, the target orbit parameters ([[apogee]] [[height]] and [[perigee]] altitude) and the current orbit parameters. When the countdown reaches zero, ignite the OMS (now the main thruster of the orbiter) and burn until the apogee height is reached. Shutoff the OMS and enter ITEM 15 in the GPCMFD. The GPCMFD will now display countdown and parameters for the second OMS burn (OMS-2). | ||
| − | After the OMS-1 burn, close the ET umbilical doors and move the SSMEs to | + | After the OMS-1 burn, close the ET umbilical doors and move the SSMEs to post-launch position by pressing {{Key|Ctrl}}+{{Key|J}}. |
| − | Wait until the OMS-2 countdown reaches zero and ignite the OMS again until the current perigee height on the display meets the target perigee height. | + | Wait until the OMS-2 countdown reaches zero and ignite the OMS again, until the current perigee height on the display meets the target perigee height. |
| − | In later versions, | + | In later versions, launch can simply be triggered by setting the orbiter's main engines to full throttle. The entire launch will be automatic. |
===Orbit=== | ===Orbit=== | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[Shuttle Fleet Addons]] | ||
| + | * [[GPCMFD]] | ||
* [[AutoFCS]] | * [[AutoFCS]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[ISS Fleet]] |
| + | * [[Camera MFD]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Add-ons]] |
| − | + | [[Category:Vessel add-ons]] | |
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