Echo 7 Block 2 improved

@NeoStarAerospace Alright. I mentioned the craft to you.

@HorizonsTechnologies Great. I will start on the weekend.

@NeoStarAerospace Sounds good.

@HorizonsTechnologies I'll also need to do the entry burn and manuevers in the atmosphere.

@NeoStarAerospace Sure. So I will send the same craft imported with the vizzy suicide burn and the trajectory predictor. You can maybe put the stuff to calculate where/how long the boost back burn is the make a course to the launch of, or simply DSC, and I’ll take over then.

@HorizonsTechnologies I can probably finish it by this week or next week. Is that good?

@HorizonsTechnologies Sure. The thing is though: I'm only available on weekends.

@NeoStarAerospace Aight. I have cooperated with a guy who was willing to let me use is suicide burn, which seems to work perfect and still prevents positive vertical velocity. So I will put the peaces together, and you can help with guidance.

@HorizonsTechnologies For the guidance, I like to use this. It determines where your booster will land. Using it, I can figure out the maneuvers required to land you booster on the pad, or at least somewhere on Droo Space Center.

@NeoStarAerospace Yeah. It works, but I need the maths one for my booster to adapt to fuel usage because fuel makes up much of the mass.

@HorizonsTechnologies Ah yes, the math is tricky if you don't know it. Once you learn, though, it's fine. What I did is I made a simple landing burn. I created a proportion that sets the throttle to an amount relative to the fuel in the booster. Then, the engine turns on and off multiple times to land. It's not the best way to do it, I know, but I had to come up with something with what I had.

@NeoStarAerospace I may also improve my suicide burn to a much more complicated one for different mass situations. I just need help with the math.

@NeoStarAerospace I may need help with guidance to tell when the boost back burn is on a course to DSC or at least close.

@HorizonsTechnologies Ok.

@NeoStarAerospace Thank you. I will mention you with helping with EchoFly, which is what I call the program.

@HorizonsTechnologies