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When the call came up, he remembered where the switch was located. SCE to AUX

Soul-crushing traffic may plague the total solar eclipse — these maps reveal the worst choke points http://www.businessinsider.com/solar-eclipse-car-traffic-travel-delay-maps-2017-8/#3-sabetha-kansas-278-million-people-in-range-12 Interesting analysis of Google Maps and GPS data. It shows the...

Thank you kind sir! :cheers: :tiphat:

Agreed. :tiphat:

I'm having trouble finding this item. :tiphat:

Just curious. What are the coordinates of the proof of concept base in the image? Maybe a "before" shot too?

All good points Face. The statement was clumsy and RL prevented me from following the OT3 thread(in specific) and Orbiter(in general)...still no reason to open mouth and insert foot.

But it does cause Orbiter 2016 to CTD.

This is where the GUI would come in handy, i.e., LONG and LAT. But I'd settle for just a command line interface. :tiphat: :cry:

All the other Batmen should go to Adam West's funeral, like when a former president dies.

One may. Not me.

How so?

I get that...thanks.

Not true here in the U.S.

IIRC, the path of totality is really close to Idaho Falls. I have that week off for vacation and hope to be in that ground track.:cheers:

Uh thanks(?) That doesn't answer my question.

At 25:24 into the video, a green line shows up. What add-on are you using to display that? Excellent video, BTW. :cheers:

Perhaps just general use. In particular, once one is on course for a Lagrange point, how does one calculate delta V with respect to the point - so that you stay there after encounter? I'll continue experimenting with it. Maybe I'll answer my own question. :cheers:

What version of Orbiter did you use to obtain the screenshots?