How to get the Gemini spacecraft back to Earth

[@icarus1273]

Wonderful Simulator and wonderful tutorial. I am into aviation and very fascinated with space flight. This simulation is such a work of love. On my Christmas list. Having professional tutorials to reference is such a great resource , I can play them anytime and go over the procedures over and over again. Thanks !!!!!

[@kamipollna225]

Thanks I was stuck in orbit in my Gemini. I didn’t know where the retrograde button was until you gave me the tutorial. I was stuck in space.

[@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator]

😅 We have all been stuck in space, and I too many to count 🙄

[@billyjjackson]

Aghhh so useful, educational and fascinating! Great to see this without panic 🤣

[@marco2571]

Hi, I have an issue.. after insertion, when I set up my computer knob on CATCH-UP mode to change my orbit, MALF lights goes always on. I can't read any output. So I tried to reset first and then turn off and on the computer, but after 10 Min, when I press the start btn I have the same issue: MALF light goes on... Very frustrating. I run the free play Gemini-titan pre-flight mission. Thanks in advance for your help.

[@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator]

This is normal if the GETI data in core 01 and 02 is in the past. Make sure to set GETI or else the computer can't calculate the burn vector. Using the burn request menu should uplink the data automatically too :) Let me know if this helps

[@marco2571]

@@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator of course, it works! Thanks a lot for your support and I apologize for the question before, I literally skiped this item reading checklist. I discovered this sim just few days ago. Quite overwhelmed reading the manual in just few time. Anyway, thanks to this sim I could realize my childhood dream to fly the Gemini.. awesome! Any chance to fly Soyuz in the near future? Cheers

[@SoManyInterests]

Do you plan to make a tool to aim a specific splashdown point ? I find always quite difficult to get the right spot where to ask a retro burn so I can land at the historical location of the mission I am simulating. Is there a way to calculate ourselves this burn depending on the aimed point ? Thanks in advance

[@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator]

It's all about the orbit and where you place Pe, currently just testing and doing multiple entries will be the best approach

[@mickeyblueeyes1983]

What about the left panel c/b's? What does that relate to?

[@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator]

They control various systems like explosives/squibs and timing systems, and cmdr instruments etc

[@mikhailshkryabin2573]

Beautifull game.

[@ReentryAnOrbitalSimulator]

Thank you! :)