Falcon Heavy Vehicle

Falcon Heavy is a two-stage, heavy-lift launch vehicle powered by LOX and RP-1. It can transport more payload mass into LEO or GTO than any other launch vehicle currently in operation.

Falcon Heavy is the most powerful launch vehicle in operation with more than 5.1 million pounds of thrust at liftoff. Falcon Heavy builds on the proven, highly reliable design of Falcon 9. Falcon Heavy’s first-stage comprises three Falcon 9 first stages with enhancements provided to estrengthen the cores. Furthermore, Falcon Heavy utilizes the same second stage and same payload fairing as flown on Falcon 9, fully benefitting from the flight heritage provided by Falcon 9 flights. This commonality has also minimized infrastructure unique to the vehicle. SpaceX first launched the Falcon Heavy vehicle in February of 2018.

Second Stage

Total mass (no fairing): 97.5 tons

Propellant mass: 92.6 tons

Burn time: 6.5 minutes

Vacuum Delta-V: 12.3Km/s

First Stage

Total mass: 1.260 tons

Propellant mass: 1.180 tons

SL Delta-V: 8.88Km/s

Total Vehicle Mass: 1.360 tons

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Satellite used

NOTES:

•I do not recommend taking off the fairing, only drag it out using the Translate Part Tool. If you disconnect it, you will have to reconnect all the fairing's side interstages individually (there are 4 in each half)

• The flight is manual. The boosters have capacity to return/land (depending on the ascension path and procedures utilized), but it's all manual, so it's inviable to land them and continue the core stage burn an 2nd stage orbital insertion.

•The core stage throttle is controlled by the flight program, so it's impossible to land it manually. (you can take the grid fins and landing legs if you want, to look like the expendable configuration)

•If want to change the boosters burn time there's a tag marking it in flight program (there's a ≈10 seconds delay for some reason)

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