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Orbiter 2010 - [Part 9] Absolute Beginner Guide - Launch Heading

This video was recorded Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Playlist for the Absolute Beginner Guide series:    • Orbiter 2010 - Absolute Beginner Guide   For the absolute beginner, I highly recommend using Enjo's Launch MFD for finding the launch heading. The MFD may look overly complicated, but you can ignore all of its other functions and just use it for its ability to calculate the launch heading for you. You can download Launch MFD from Orbit Hangar: http://orbithangar.com/searchid.php?I... In addition to, or instead of, Launch MFD, you can download various calculators that will run on your Windows Desktop. These calculators require that you input some information, but as you saw in my video, finding that information is very simple. 2 really good calculators are Space Calculators V2 by George Kristiansen, and Azimuth Calculator by "enjo." Both can be downloaded from Orbit Hangar. Space Calculators V2: http://orbithangar.com/searchid.php?I... Enjo's Azimuth Calculator: http://orbithangar.com/searchid.php?I... And finally, for the do-it-yourself-ers among you, here's the math: http://www.orbiterwiki.org/wiki/Launc... *** Like my Orbiter 2010 Facebook Page so you can follow my Orbiter activity on Facebook:   / orbiterspaceflightsimulator   Common questions I get: What screen recording software do you use? What joystick do you use? What add-ons do you use? Where can I find the XR2 Ravenstar? Where do I download Orbiter? And much, much more. It's all answered in the FAQ I set up at this link (the link is a google document): http://goo.gl/BDoub *** Orbiter: Space Flight Simulator Orbiter 2010: Space Flight Simulator Orbiter 2015: Space Flight Simulator Orbiter 2016: Space Flight Simulator #Orbiter #Orbiter2010 #Orbiter2014 #Orbiter2015 #Orbiter2016 #Simulator #SpaceFlightSimulator #FlightSimulator #Prepar3D #LunarFlight