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The lab has a maximum occupancy of two Kerbals. It must contain at least one kerbonaut in order to process the results of science activities stored aboard the craft into "data" and a scientist, specifically, for Kerbnet access and experiment cleaning.
Deployable science works on Kerbin, too. You do need the central unit, though, or else none of the others will work. I'm not sure if it's sensitive to the order in which you place units, but I generally place the central unit first. I've Placed the control unit and now they're linked but still the solar panel it's not producing Energy...
A Lab with KerbNet access can "level up" any crew on the vessel. This causes the Kerbal's experience to be recognized in the same manner as recovery at Kerbin.
The higher the level of scientist who deployed the experiment, the more science the experiment will generate. You do not need to, or get bonuses from, having Kerbals stationed nearby. The scientist and engineer bonuses are determined at the time of deployment. Does that all seem right? And has anyone figured out the following?
As Salticus pointed out, you need the control unit. That's why they're not linked, and as a result the solar panels aren't connected to anything that needs energy. Originally posted by brainiac1530: Looks like they don't work on Kerbin. Most likely, under the hood, they all use the same Module, which is categorically nonfunctional on Kerbin.
The reverse is also true; any experiment that has already been recovered at KSC for full value can still be run again, stored in the lab, and converted to the full amount of lab data in each new lab.
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The Z-1k Rechargeable Battery Bank is a part that stores 1000 units of electrical charge for a spacecraft. It stores 10 times as much energy as a Z-100 Rechargeable Battery Pack, and has ten times as much mass, making it equally weight-effective.. It can be used as a structural element (unlike the radial batteries), and the round shape and attachment nodes make it fit …
Get Price >>Keep in mind the solar panes power output varies a lot by the level of Engineer placing it, and each ground science thing takes 1 power. In the bottom right corner of the experiment in the Kerbals inventory should be a white ↓ symbol, click it and it''ll ghost the item in front of your Kerbal. You are now in "deployment mode."
Get Price >>Yes you only need to deploy the deployable solar panel or the deployable RTGs. Use an engineer to deploy the power sources and they will give 4 power output instead of 1. Use a scientist to …
Get Price >>For most people it''s going to be the easiest way to unlock the high tier tech. It''s all in the wiki, but the short version is: Build a station with a lab, solar panels, batteries, comms and control. Add a scientist kerbal. Put lab-station in orbit or on the ground at a celestial body.
Get Price >>For maximum benefit use engineer class kerbal to setup power generation equipment (if set by max level engineer, one panel/RTG produces 4 units of electricity). Use scientist class kerbal to set experiments to get maximum science output. Weather station will work on any planet with atmosphere, but will not work on planets without atmosphere.
Get Price >>Don''t forget you need at a minimum 2 solar panels, the communication, and a mystery goo. Leave it on the surface and it will generate and send back science (as long as …
Get Price >>Deployed Science New science research equipment weather station, goo observation, and more can now be taken with you in a storage container to be deployed on celestial bodies for data collection. ... Kerbal Space Program: Breaking Ground Expansion is the second expansion of the critically acclaimed space flight simulator, Kerbal Space Program ...
Get Price >>A small caveat. The science rewards are fairly low for the time invested, trickling in over a long time period, and there is currently a bug (fixed as at 1.7.1 breaking ground) that will log a new notification for very frequent and insignificant science amounts that can lag your game and takes a lot of clicking to dismiss (we''re talking about individual messages in your inbox for …
Get Price >>Fuel for anything coming and going, or just for the odd station-keeping maneuver, so the amount you need varies. Power is a no-brainer, you want lots of battery capacity, but I''ve always felt that it just isn''t a space station without at least a couple of gigantor arrays coming off it, even if your power demands could be met with a couple of RTGs.
Get Price >>If the storage buffer fills entirely up with science, research work stops until transmission makes space. Antenna selection is automatic, for the lowest power use, fastest transmission.
Get Price >>Yes you only need to deploy the deployable solar panel or the deployable RTGs. Use an engineer to deploy the power sources and they will give 4 power output instead of 1. Use a scientist to deploy the deployable scientific parts (goo, seismometer, weather (only for atmo bodies) and something more) will give them the highest science output.
Get Price >>i was trying for the first time the deployable science in Kerbin, started with solar panel deployed by an engineer and then an experiment from a scientist but the solar panel it''s no producing any sort of energy.
Get Price >>Greetings folks, Like to share with you whats been going on in my head. After getting the Kethane mod, I''ve decided to put a refueling station into orbit. It will be parked in a 300kmx300km orbit @ 0° inclination. It will contain at least 12 (yes 12) XL photovoltaic panels, 2x2.5m long fuel ta...
Get Price >>I would add to this that batteries should consume 2 power during the day, and provide power only at night, so to power a science station that needs 3 panels during the day, you should need 3 batteries for the night, and then additional panels to …
Get Price >>The goal of this campaign is to build and maintain a large space station. Karya. Launch the first Module into orbit on your Kroton K rocket. This should have 2 solar panels, and carry fuel and have 8 RCS blocks to move the rest of station if need be. Launch the module on the Kroton, then deploy it into a low-Kerbin orbit. Unity
Get Price >>How would one deploy a battery in the context of KSP? The only method I can currently see is the enabling/disabling of the battery like on fuel tanks. Can batteries be stored in inventory and installed later in Breaking Ground, like they could be with Kerbal Inventory/Attachment Systems mods?
Get Price >>In order to do so you will need to place a central station, one or more power generating devices and possibly a booster antenna to get your science base set up. The experiments and power …
Get Price >>Here''s my "Standard" station design, in orbit around the Mun. It has a central core module consisting of a Rockomax Hubmax with a RC-L01 on one node, a Large Advanced Reaction Wheel on another, Z-4K batteries on the remaining four nodes and a Clamp-O-Tron Sr. docking port on each one.
Get Price >>Anyway, with no engineering bonus, on kerbin, you need 1 panel for each piece. With a level engineer, it seems to be 1 panel per 4 pieces, on kerbin. *Edit* Just tested, level 0 engineer: solar panel produces 2 power instead of 1 level 1 engineer still produces 2 power I''m going to guess levels 2 and 3 produce 3 power, and levels 4 and 5 produce 4
Get Price >>So far I''ve been able to glean: To work, an experiment has to have sufficient power (per OP question) and a control station nearby. The experiment also has to have a …
Get Price >>The launch clamps have generators built in that produce 1.0 power per second. If you''re not using clamps, you don''t get ground power. From what I can see, I think he put a kerbal inside the dead ship''s pod and then …
Get Price >>Honestly, the setup shown in the screenshot should work, assuming the panel has been deployed by an engineer. Even a 0-star engineer should get the panel to produce 2 power, and only 2 power is required by the setup. I''ll go have a look if it''ll work for me...
Get Price >>i was trying for the first time the deployable science in Kerbin, started with solar panel deployed by an engineer and then an experiment from a scientist but the solar panel it''s …
Get Price >>I returned to the orbiting station and transferred as much of the science as I could to the mobile processing lab manned by 2 Kerbal scientists and am currently receiving 7.3 science per day from it. Make sure you have plenty of batteries and solar panels as the lab is very power hungry.
Get Price >>- Make it small. The bare minimum for a science lab is a docking port, Mobile Processing Lab MPL-LG-2, command module (often a probe core), substantial battery buffer (for science experiments), powerful antenna (for transmitting data to Kerbin) and quarters for any Kerbals who may be leveling up at the station. - Include large battery banks.
Get Price >>The purpose of this guide is to provide a tutorial for the Breaking Ground deployed science experiments. With the new addition of construction it has become more …
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