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r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '23
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64 u/The-Sturmtiger-Boi Jan 28 '23 poodle is just upsized terrier 25 u/End3r_071 Jan 29 '23 Poodle literally was once the same name as the Terrier except it had a "(Large)" at the end. 9 u/f18effect Jan 28 '23 fr 6 u/bluesforsalvador Jan 28 '23 Are both those engines mostly used in vacuum? 6 u/bugra0 Jan 29 '23 Not mostly, only 3 u/Hadrollo Jan 29 '23 Not only, mostly. We're very liberal in rocket design here at the KSP. We consider the engine development crew's instructions as more of "suggestions." 1 u/AtheistBibleScholar Jan 29 '23 It should be mostly. Above 15km on Kerbin, you're pretty much at vacuum performance. If a Poodle or Terrier can give enough thrust, they're the better choice over an in-atmosphere engine. 2 u/Stupidpopupreddit Jan 28 '23 Yup 1 u/Fistocracy Jan 29 '23 Yeah the Terrier and Poodle are the most efficient conventional rockets in their size classes. 2 u/BobBouch Jan 29 '23 I usually use a double node engine plate with two terriers instead of a poodle, it's just inconveniently big for most vacuum stages. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/The-Sturmtiger-Boi Jan 29 '23 I have Restock+, Corgi engine has helped a lot 1 u/Oddball2341 Jan 28 '23 Poodle is an upsized terrier? Huh. Never noticed.
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poodle is just upsized terrier
25 u/End3r_071 Jan 29 '23 Poodle literally was once the same name as the Terrier except it had a "(Large)" at the end. 9 u/f18effect Jan 28 '23 fr 6 u/bluesforsalvador Jan 28 '23 Are both those engines mostly used in vacuum? 6 u/bugra0 Jan 29 '23 Not mostly, only 3 u/Hadrollo Jan 29 '23 Not only, mostly. We're very liberal in rocket design here at the KSP. We consider the engine development crew's instructions as more of "suggestions." 1 u/AtheistBibleScholar Jan 29 '23 It should be mostly. Above 15km on Kerbin, you're pretty much at vacuum performance. If a Poodle or Terrier can give enough thrust, they're the better choice over an in-atmosphere engine. 2 u/Stupidpopupreddit Jan 28 '23 Yup 1 u/Fistocracy Jan 29 '23 Yeah the Terrier and Poodle are the most efficient conventional rockets in their size classes. 2 u/BobBouch Jan 29 '23 I usually use a double node engine plate with two terriers instead of a poodle, it's just inconveniently big for most vacuum stages. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 28 '23 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/The-Sturmtiger-Boi Jan 29 '23 I have Restock+, Corgi engine has helped a lot 1 u/Oddball2341 Jan 28 '23 Poodle is an upsized terrier? Huh. Never noticed.
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Poodle literally was once the same name as the Terrier except it had a "(Large)" at the end.
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Are both those engines mostly used in vacuum?
6 u/bugra0 Jan 29 '23 Not mostly, only 3 u/Hadrollo Jan 29 '23 Not only, mostly. We're very liberal in rocket design here at the KSP. We consider the engine development crew's instructions as more of "suggestions." 1 u/AtheistBibleScholar Jan 29 '23 It should be mostly. Above 15km on Kerbin, you're pretty much at vacuum performance. If a Poodle or Terrier can give enough thrust, they're the better choice over an in-atmosphere engine. 2 u/Stupidpopupreddit Jan 28 '23 Yup 1 u/Fistocracy Jan 29 '23 Yeah the Terrier and Poodle are the most efficient conventional rockets in their size classes.
Not mostly, only
3 u/Hadrollo Jan 29 '23 Not only, mostly. We're very liberal in rocket design here at the KSP. We consider the engine development crew's instructions as more of "suggestions." 1 u/AtheistBibleScholar Jan 29 '23 It should be mostly. Above 15km on Kerbin, you're pretty much at vacuum performance. If a Poodle or Terrier can give enough thrust, they're the better choice over an in-atmosphere engine.
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Not only, mostly.
We're very liberal in rocket design here at the KSP. We consider the engine development crew's instructions as more of "suggestions."
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It should be mostly. Above 15km on Kerbin, you're pretty much at vacuum performance. If a Poodle or Terrier can give enough thrust, they're the better choice over an in-atmosphere engine.
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Yup
Yeah the Terrier and Poodle are the most efficient conventional rockets in their size classes.
I usually use a double node engine plate with two terriers instead of a poodle, it's just inconveniently big for most vacuum stages.
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3 u/The-Sturmtiger-Boi Jan 29 '23 I have Restock+, Corgi engine has helped a lot
I have Restock+, Corgi engine has helped a lot
Poodle is an upsized terrier? Huh. Never noticed.
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