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Change the name of the HG-89 and add mass and manufacturer to DTS-J1
- Changes the HG-89 name to the HG-61, to be closer in value to the HG-55 it is equivalent to. Name is a reference to the 1961 Venera 1 probe, which from what I can tell was the first probe with a flexible deploying dish antenna, though its mechanism was very different from the HG-61. Addresses #406 - Raise the mass of the DTS-J1 antenna to 55kg. Addresses #405 - Add manufacturer tag to the DTS-J1. Addresses #404
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-2_description = A fixed mount version of the popular DTS-M1 antenna. this version is a more traditional dish, giving it better efficiency at the expense of higher mass.
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-2_tags = antenna radial transmit data dish Juno restock
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_title = Communotron HG-89
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_description = After developing the venerable HG-55, one of our marketing people came up with the idea of a budget version for small probes. The HG-89 removes the fancy extending arm, while still providing the same great communication range of its predecessor, making it perfect for building deep space probes on a budget.
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_title = Communotron HG-61
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_description = After developing the venerable HG-55, one of our marketing people came up with the idea of a budget version for small probes. The HG-61 removes the fancy extending arm, while still providing the same great communication range of its predecessor, making it perfect for building deep space probes on a budget.
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#LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_tags = antenna radial transmit data dish Galileo TDRS restock
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category = Communication
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subcatagory = 0
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title = #LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-2_title //Communotron DTS-J1
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manufacturer = #autoLOC_501635 //#autoLOC_501635 = Ionic Symphonic Protonic Electronics
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description = #LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-2_description
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// A fixed mount version of the popular DTS-M1 antenna. this version is a more traditional dish, giving it better efficiency at the expense of higher mass.
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mass = 0.04
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mass = 0.055
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dragModelType = default
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maximum_drag = 0.3
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minimum_drag = 0.3
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entryCost = 7500
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cost = 999
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subcatagory = 0
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title = #LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_title //Communotron HG-89
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title = #LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_title //Communotron HG-61
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manufacturer = #autoLOC_501635 //#autoLOC_501635 = Ionic Symphonic Protonic Electronics
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description = #LOC_RestockPlus_restock-antenna-stack-3_description
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// After developing the venerable HG-55, one of our marketing people came up with the idea of a budget version for small probes. The HG-89 removes the fancy extending arm, while still providing the same great communication range of its predecessor, making it perfect for building deep space probes on a budget.
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// After developing the venerable HG-55, one of our marketing people came up with the idea of a budget version for small probes. The HG-61 removes the fancy extending arm, while still providing the same great communication range of its predecessor, making it perfect for building deep space probes on a budget.
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mass = 0.06
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dragModelType = default
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maximum_drag = 0.3
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