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Voting closed: February 05, 2011, 03:28:32 pm

[Deadmeat1471]

For 35B
Max safety research: 96%
Lift payload: 2 (Heavy satellite/satellite/Shuttle)

[mainiac]

What is the cost per research team for Erie and Rex?

[Deadmeat1471]

What is the cost per research team for Erie and Rex?

Ignore those, Im scrapping that. It was the research method from BARIS but its confusing some people. The difficulty of research is 2-Fair.

[TolyK]

Well it seems that most folks want daily updates. Well all folks actually

Oh, and forgot to add that the QSSL can operate in autonomous, remote-controlled, and manual modes.

I'm looking for pre-orders to speed up development.

[mainiac]

What are the new rules for research?

[TolyK]

What are the new rules for research?

[Deadmeat1471]

Explanation of starting research projects:

You will pay a large lump sum to begin a program depending on its complexity. Until this money is paid a program is Proposed. Once it is paid it is consider in Development.

Then you can put money into research and get a result based on the difficulty of the program + a random element.

The difficulty ive noted in the programs in the news now represents how much research is likely to be done.

[Deadmeat1471]

Start research on a booster rocket with 96% SF + 2 lift

For 20B
Max safety research: 96%
Lift payload: 2 (Heavy satellite/satellite/Shuttle)

The final price for this program, first estimate was too high. Also give it a name!

[Taricus]

Vasilev "A" Series

[Deadmeat1471]

Done. Any further actions/changes i will note later tonight and end the January turn. News has been updated.

[TolyK]

We're both spending $20B on launching platforms.
However I can convince you that mine is better.

It will have a much larger payload (of 5) and is capable of single-stage to orbit (SSTO), getting ready for action in as little as 2-7 days, uses less fuel, and can also make longer flights in space.

Done. Any further actions/changes i will note later tonight and end the January turn. News has been updated.

Ok thanks.

[Deadmeat1471]

We're both spending $20B on launching platforms.
However I can convince you that mine is better.

It will have a much larger payload (of 5) and is capable of single-stage to orbit (SSTO), getting ready for action in as little as 2-7 days, uses less fuel, and can also make longer flights in space.

Done. Any further actions/changes i will note later tonight and end the January turn. News has been updated.

Ok thanks.

Forgot to add the research difficulty. Difficulty for this program is provisional 5-Very hard including the Automated addon you mentioned(This may be revised, i'm considering the effects).

Note to investors - Remember rockets are single use, this is a multiple use, reusable launch vehicle program. Very impressive.

[TolyK]

Offering to PlanetSpace CEO (Maniac):
By helping with financing our project we will let you use one (1) QSSL for all your research needs. We would also like to later incorporate your Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂) refiner into the future QSSL-2.

Would you like to co-operate? And if so how much?

Forgot to add the research difficulty. Difficulty for this program is provisional 5-Very hard including the Automated addon you mentioned(This may be revised, i'm considering the effects).

Automated would basically be sequenced stuff. Actually, scratch that. I'll add that stuff I said to the QSSL-2.

[Taricus]

shit, Change Vasilev "A" to Temp. shelters

[Deadmeat1471]

shit, Change Vasilev "A" to Temp. shelters

When I said single use it would mean the Vasilev A would cost 5B each rocket, his QSSL is likely to cost 15B each. Also it would cost less to research your Vasilev.

Just informing you that there is a gap in the market for regular launch vehicles to carry things up there

*Additional note, neither are Moon capable. QSSL would need an additional rocket in orbit to mate to and make a TLI burn. Vasilev would be a 2 stage rocket capable of orbital missions.