Gravity assist

I'm looking for a gravity assist where the craft will be "slingshot" through Brigo, Luna, and T.T. and into Sergeea's SOI. Could you please help me? Thank you.

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@crowxe It's in the top corner with warp

@pedro16797
Oh that's specific and I don't even know how how to view calendar or date and time in the game. I'll have to watch the whole video when I get WiFi. Thanks a lot for the info

@crowxe you can check the transfer that I use in the BFR video. It's in Year 1 Day 344 at 10:40 aprox

@pedro16797
Great . How far is it when the orbit is complete? For me the minimum was dozens of times (or hundreds of times) the gravity field of Mars which takes tons of fuel to push it there.

@crowxe I have a couple of nice windows for Cylero transfers

@pedro16797
Maybe later I'll work on time window to launch to Mars (again with angles, not calendar) I did that to find the moon window, by calculating the time of half the orbit and how many degrees the moon covers during that time

@crowxe ah, I thought you were going to Mars directly

@pedro16797
looks like you talking about Mars , unlike the moon, i don't have launch window for Mars ,i only make an orbit that is tangiant to Mars orbit and wait for luck lol. but even for the Moon i don't know days and hours, just angles window

@crowxe but do you know the year/day/hour?

@pedro16797
Lol too many usages of the word "window" but anyway, I adjusted time window for escape burn and lunar day (60 degrees before the moon being eclipsed by earth)

@crowxe ...

The window is the instant of time ingame :/

@pedro16797
Windows 10 on tiny Asus laptop, frame rate sucks

Which window are you using?

@crowxe wow thank you

I call it mars lol always will lol @crowxe

@mjdfx150529
Luna and droo is easy to remember , Cyclo is a bit hard :) but i try

@crowxe 10q!

It’s called Luna & Cylero btw

@Reen1
A bit of Wikipedia (for orbit time equations ...etc) and trial & error in this simulator)

i trust you, ... where and how did you self-study about orbits?

@XjayIndustrys
I do the gravity assist behind the moon in a manner that the craft enters the moon's gravity before reaching apogee, the time window for that is waiting for the moon position to be around 150 degree clockwise from where you'll start your escape burn.

For using that gravity assist for mars you need to have the above mentioned configuration when the moon is nearly eclipsed by earth (or several degrees before that)

cool,
how'd you do it?
in front or behind the moon?
is there a specific window?