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===Heavy Launch Vehicle===
===Heavy Launch Vehicle===
====DY-T (1989)====
====DY-T (1989)====
 
[[File:DY-T HLV.png|250px]]<br>
Heavy Launch Vehicle
* carries fuel or other cargo
* must be large enough to carry a single DY-B1/B2
===Transports===
===Transports===
====DY-50 (1989)====
====DY-50 (1989)====
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* both the mock shuttlebay (ventral) and the rudimentary cargo area (dorsal) have identical clamshell doors
* both the mock shuttlebay (ventral) and the rudimentary cargo area (dorsal) have identical clamshell doors
* gantry connector between "cargo" mid-section and engineering/booster section
* gantry connector between "cargo" mid-section and engineering/booster section
* launch booster is a rudimentary version of the DY-B1
* detailed launch booster is shown below
* credit to DA jbobroony for visual inspiration
* credit to DA jbobroony for visual inspiration
[[File:DY-50 drive.png|250px]]


====DY-100====
====DY-100====
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====DY-B1====
====DY-B1====
[[File:DY-B1.png|250px]]
[[File:DY-B1.jpg|250px]]
*Ortho1: Single booster diagram (like above)
*Ortho1: Single booster diagram (like above)
*Ortho2: Booster attached to DY-100, as for cislunar flight
*Ortho2: Booster attached to DY-100, as for cislunar flight

Revision as of 17:14, 28 April 2020

Roster

Heavy Launch Vehicle

DY-T (1989)


Heavy Launch Vehicle

  • carries fuel or other cargo
  • must be large enough to carry a single DY-B1/B2

Transports

DY-50 (1989)


Experimental Transport

  • No DY containers
  • 1 circular airlock for 2-person transfer capsule (on dorsal of tower)
  • escape capsule on aft-side of tower
  • both the mock shuttlebay (ventral) and the rudimentary cargo area (dorsal) have identical clamshell doors
  • gantry connector between "cargo" mid-section and engineering/booster section
  • detailed launch booster is shown below
  • credit to DA jbobroony for visual inspiration

DY-100

  • Ortho1: unloaded view
  • Ortho2: 5 containers (fwd position, ventral on up)
  • Ortho3: 10 containers (5 fwd, 5 aft)
  • Ortho4: all 16 containers

Transport

DY-

Auxiliaries

Boosters

DY-A1

  • Ortho1: Single booster rocket based upon above image
  • Ortho2: 4x cluster, attached to DY-100
  • Ortho3: 6x cluster; attached to DY-100 (as in above image)

DY-B1

  • Ortho1: Single booster diagram (like above)
  • Ortho2: Booster attached to DY-100, as for cislunar flight