I'm currently flying Apollo 10 with MCC enabled and following Checklist MFD. I've noticed that my time of arrival at the moon (and all subsequent events) is approximately 20 minutes late.
I've flown the mission until the initial LM activation steps at ~81h MET, and I'm starting to get annoyed by this +20min offset. I decided it would be best if I reverted back to before LOI-1, ignoring the MCC LOI-1 PAD values and generate my own using RTCC MFD.
My plan is to put the spacecraft in an orbit slightly lower than 60x170nm in order to gain back 20 minutes between LOI-1 and LOI-2. How would I go about computing such a maneuver in RTCC MFD? Or do I have to go back further and gain back the 20 minutes in the trans-lunar coast?
I've flown the mission until the initial LM activation steps at ~81h MET, and I'm starting to get annoyed by this +20min offset. I decided it would be best if I reverted back to before LOI-1, ignoring the MCC LOI-1 PAD values and generate my own using RTCC MFD.
My plan is to put the spacecraft in an orbit slightly lower than 60x170nm in order to gain back 20 minutes between LOI-1 and LOI-2. How would I go about computing such a maneuver in RTCC MFD? Or do I have to go back further and gain back the 20 minutes in the trans-lunar coast?