The Way of Flyback Boosters (Kerbal Space Program with Realism Overhaul)

I describe how to use pure glide-back flyback boosters while working on an interesting system based on SpaceX's Super Heavy launch system.
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[@laminat0996]

1:30 that should be a problem mainly for shore launch sites, inland launch expands the realm of possibility here

[@ryanwiki]

Hi Raiz, love your stuff. Can you release the Craft files for your updated Plane Pack? Having some trouble rebuilding them right now, and have been binge watching your videos making them.

[@RaizSpace]

I'll consider that.

[@Assmagnus]

Connect the two boosters with a single wing that acts as a structural strut. And then fly it backwards after it detaches. You will need small control surfaces near the nose cone of the booster (deactivate during boost phase). You won't need rcs, they can just fall straight down. If you use this style you have to name it Farship booster.

[@Assmagnus]

It should look like a twin boom aircraft.

[@RaizSpace]

I don't see why I should. The wing between the bodies will have to be suboptimally heavy to bear the loads.

[@Assmagnus]

@@RaizSpace You do you, but NASA had a catamaran flyback booster design for shuttle 2.0, it works pretty good in KSP.

[@emrekipmen]

Elon, see this :)