Today we fly the final of the rockets and then take a look back at the base and what we have done. Then it is time to put the cat out for the night and say goodbye to mars base for now.
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Thankyou for another interesting series Mick, looking forward to the next.
I’ll say, that last moment is haunting.
“The over-eager Stationeer, in his bid to destroy narcotic laden felines, had forgotten that the felines, not unlike a Hydra, simply reappear upon destruction, greater in number.
T’was when the smoke of his triumph had settled, did the realisation of his folly appear, for on turning from window, he was greeted not by the quiet he expected, but rather the soulless, unflinching gaze of more feline eyes than he could count”.
(I suspect my English teacher would be proud of that lol).
Mick, crazy idea….a little history: the pressure fed gas engine (40kN) can take premixed fuel, just tie both inputs together. i also used a small inline tank as a volume buffer, i was able to get help from the disc on how to keep the pressure stable via a PID controller. its 3 math calculations. needing 2 pipe analyzers and a reg vol pump, input ana = my fuel supply, output ana = pipes feeding the eng. math 1 mol/L input ana TotalMol/Volume (note pipes and inline tanks only) math 2 moll needed (n) n=(PV)(RT) P = Pressure in this case its (Target pressure – current pressure) (ie 57MPa-output ana Pressure) V-Volume of feed pipes (my case it 140L) R = Gas Constant = 8.31446261815324
T -Temperature in K from the fuel supply math 3 vol pump Setting = n/mol per L so my maths were: math 1 48192.391/2370L=20.33434219409283 mol/L
math 2 n= (57000-57101.828) x 140L/8.31446261815324 x 265.931 = -14,255.92/2,211.073358508109 = -6.447511090097428 math 3 vol pump Setting = -6.447511090097428/20.33434219409283 = -0.3170749773243436 note if the answer is negative, like above then you will need a bltz r0 somewhere , s volumepump Setting 0, j start, for a volume pump cant write in a negative number. saying that above the crazy idea is, instead of mixing liq fuel on the go, premix liq fuel w/ N2 as the pressuring gas, connect the liq pipes that feed the eng together (3 pipe segements, 60L capacity) fed by both a liq vol regulator set to like 95% (no idea what this should be) and a pressurant valve set to 5.5 MPa, pressurant valve is fed from a 110L capacity (1 pipe for an pipe ana, and 1 inline tank) and using the PID above to keep this "mini feed" N2 pressure high, like 57-59 MPa with a larger N2 gas source if a liq regulator cant keep up with demand, then idk how to "PID" a liq vol pump, maybe set it to auto increase/decrease based on totalvolumeofliquid on the eng feed pipes
Another absolutely fantastic play through Mick. I've learnt a great deal from you yet again. And your level of humour matches mine so I spent a good amount of time absolutely pmsl. Especially the cats at the end, lol.
Suggestions for your next play through should you choose to do one.
The Moon or Europa. Seeing you tackle both of these with the phase change would be brilliant.
I am currently doing a brutal start in the moon, and it's been a huge challenge trying not to starve to death.
Until the next time Mick, happy rapid disassembly hehe.
If you decide to do another series, I would love to see a Europa playthrough. Love your videos I've learned so much from your videos. Keep up the great work.
Thankyou for another interesting series Mick, looking forward to the next.
I’ll say, that last moment is haunting.
“The over-eager Stationeer, in his bid to destroy narcotic laden felines, had forgotten that the felines, not unlike a Hydra, simply reappear upon destruction, greater in number.
T’was when the smoke of his triumph had settled, did the realisation of his folly appear, for on turning from window, he was greeted not by the quiet he expected, but rather the soulless, unflinching gaze of more feline eyes than he could count”.
(I suspect my English teacher would be proud of that lol).
Well done, part 51: fill the base with chickens and crash the rockets into the base. Good playthrough old boy.
Splitsie picked up the game and is playing it on stream, would like to see you 2 combine power
Mick, crazy idea….a little history: the pressure fed gas engine (40kN) can take premixed fuel, just tie both inputs together. i also used a small inline tank as a volume buffer, i was able to get help from the disc on how to keep the pressure stable via a PID controller. its 3 math calculations. needing 2 pipe analyzers and a reg vol pump, input ana = my fuel supply, output ana = pipes feeding the eng.
math 1 mol/L input ana TotalMol/Volume (note pipes and inline tanks only)
math 2 moll needed (n) n=(PV)(RT)
P = Pressure in this case its (Target pressure – current pressure) (ie 57MPa-output ana Pressure)
V-Volume of feed pipes (my case it 140L)
R = Gas Constant = 8.31446261815324
T -Temperature in K from the fuel supply
math 3 vol pump Setting = n/mol per L
so my maths were:
math 1 48192.391/2370L=20.33434219409283 mol/L
math 2 n= (57000-57101.828) x 140L/8.31446261815324 x 265.931 = -14,255.92/2,211.073358508109 = -6.447511090097428
math 3 vol pump Setting = -6.447511090097428/20.33434219409283 = -0.3170749773243436
note if the answer is negative, like above then you will need a bltz r0 somewhere , s volumepump Setting 0, j start, for a volume pump cant write in a negative number.
saying that above the crazy idea is, instead of mixing liq fuel on the go, premix liq fuel w/ N2 as the pressuring gas, connect the liq pipes that feed the eng together (3 pipe segements, 60L capacity) fed by both a liq vol regulator set to like 95% (no idea what this should be) and a pressurant valve set to 5.5 MPa, pressurant valve is fed from a 110L capacity (1 pipe for an pipe ana, and 1 inline tank) and using the PID above to keep this "mini feed" N2 pressure high, like 57-59 MPa with a larger N2 gas source
if a liq regulator cant keep up with demand, then idk how to "PID" a liq vol pump, maybe set it to auto increase/decrease based on totalvolumeofliquid on the eng feed pipes
Another absolutely fantastic play through Mick. I've learnt a great deal from you yet again. And your level of humour matches mine so I spent a good amount of time absolutely pmsl. Especially the cats at the end, lol.
Suggestions for your next play through should you choose to do one.
The Moon or Europa. Seeing you tackle both of these with the phase change would be brilliant.
I am currently doing a brutal start in the moon, and it's been a huge challenge trying not to starve to death.
Until the next time Mick, happy rapid disassembly hehe.
What is the name of the rendering distance mod?
Another brilliant series, Mick. Thank you. Looking forward to the next one.
If you decide to do another series, I would love to see a Europa playthrough. Love your videos I've learned so much from your videos. Keep up the great work.
Nice series, I learned a lot by watching, great stuff! Where are you going to next, Venus perhaps for a big challenge?
Meow.😂
Guessing a Brutal Start series incoming
nuclear reactor incoming? Thank you for the inspiration and your time.
You're a knob top
Thanks for a great return to Mars – always enjoy your series. Can’t wait to see which Brutal Start you pick next.
As my inspiration for acquiring this game, keep 'em coming Mick! I need to learn more.
As for the cats, best let the sleeping hydra sleep, sir. 😅
been waiting around the whole series for you to do chickens. 🙁
Thanks for another great playthrough. Can't wait to come back to Mars and see what the kitties are up to.
that ending 😀
nice one Mick!
and a pretty good playthrough, cant await another one 😉
Forgot to program rockets for the trader defense system
LunaNI Brutal, is it even possible to survive?
Great series. This was very enjoyable to watch. Thank you for putting in the work Mick so we can enjoy them.
still no savegame share sir?