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{{Infobox Vessel|name=Shuttle-PB
 
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|hover_engine_template=Engine
 
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|hover_engine=1 x 15 kN
 
|hover_engine=1 x 15 kN
|hover_engine_isp=40 kN·s/kg
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|hover_engine_isp=50 kN·s/kg
 
|rcs_engine_template=Engine
 
|rcs_engine_template=Engine
 
|rcs_engine=14 x 200 N
 
|rcs_engine=14 x 200 N
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|rcs_engine_isp=50 kN·s/kg
 
|max_deltav=45.8 km/s
 
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|max_accel=60 m/s<sup>2</sup>
 
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The Shuttle-PB is a very agile single-seater. It produces little lift in atmospheric flight, and depends on
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The Shuttle-PB is a small, very agile single-seat spacecraft. It produces little [[lift]] in [[atmospheric flight]], and depends on
its hover thrusters for takeoff and landing. Aerodynamic control surfaces are not supported in
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its [[hover thrusters]] for takeoff and landing. [[Aerodynamic control surfaces]] are not supported in
this version. Attitude control is performed via the RCS (reaction control system).
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the current version, but attitude control can be performed via the [[RCS|reaction control system]].
  
The Shuttle-PB has been somewhat neglected in recent versions of Orbiter; it has only a basic aerodynamic model and no instrument panel or animations, it is not capable of horizontal takeoff or landing and it has no retro engine.
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The Shuttle-PB has been somewhat neglected in recent versions of Orbiter, having only a basic aerodynamic model and no [[instrument panel]] or animations. It is also not capable of horizontal takeoff or landing and it has no retro engine. The reason for this may be in its usefulness as a test platform for developers; Dansteph has used a compatible version as an example for [[Orbitersound]], [[UMMU]], and UCGO.
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery widths="100" heights="100">
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ShuttlePB-Orbiter2003P2.jpg|<center>Shuttle-PB in Orbiter 2003P2</center>
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ShuttlePB-Orbiter2005P1.jpg|<center>Shuttle-PB in Orbiter 2005P1</center>
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ShuttlePB-Orbiter2006P1.jpg|<center>Shuttle-PB in Orbiter 2006P1</center>
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ShuttlePB-Orbiter2010P1-Orbiter2010P1.jpg|<center>Shuttle-PB in Orbiter 2010P1</center>
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</gallery>
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[[Category: Articles]]
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[[Category:Vessels of Orbiter]]

Latest revision as of 03:22, 4 November 2024

Shuttle-PB
Shuttle PB.jpg
Shuttle-PB
Description
Role Single-crew exploratory vehicle
Full name Shuttle-PB
Crew 1
Passengers none
First flight date unknown
Entered service date unknown
Manufacturer unknown
Dimensions
Length 6.8 m
Height 5.2 m
Wingspan 2.4 m
Wing area
Masses
Empty 500 kg
Fuel 750 kg
RCS fuel n/a
Max. take-off 1,250 kg
Inertia PMI - m2
Performance
Max. delta-v 45.8 km/s
Max. accel 60 m/s2
Stall CL
Stall AOA

The Shuttle-PB is a small, very agile single-seat spacecraft. It produces little lift in atmospheric flight, and depends on its hover thrusters for takeoff and landing. Aerodynamic control surfaces are not supported in the current version, but attitude control can be performed via the reaction control system.


The Shuttle-PB has been somewhat neglected in recent versions of Orbiter, having only a basic aerodynamic model and no instrument panel or animations. It is also not capable of horizontal takeoff or landing and it has no retro engine. The reason for this may be in its usefulness as a test platform for developers; Dansteph has used a compatible version as an example for Orbitersound, UMMU, and UCGO.

Gallery[edit]