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You can't control your stuff without a signal unless you turn that feature off.
Kerbal is pretty far away at present. Almost on the other side of the solar system.
Scientists and engineers can't make manuevers.
You have a handy little handbook you can access from in the game and it tells you exactly what you can and can't do in every possible control condition.
I think limited locks you out of manuevers and thrust values between 0% and 100% but I'm not sure.
Probe hybernation is off. It was working fine on the way to Duna.
I had direct vision, but Kerbin is pretty far away. Tracking station is fully upgraded
Lol, I don't care about the tanker- I'm about to move all the fuel to one of them, and ditch the other, but My two crews of Kerbals and tourists need the fuel to get home.
I thought of launching a relay sat, but I might have a solution.
I have two landers in orbit attached to two mother ships. I have two pilots on one ship, so I might pilot a lander over to the tanker, EVA over to it (I have two Klaws on the tankers, but a docking port on the lander I want to use) and then clamp the lander, get it's fuel, ditch it, fly the tanker over to my other ships.
Unlocking the Klaw just let's it rotate freely.
This could potentially be beneficial or disatrous depending on the two crafts in question/where you actually connected with the Klaw.
In general, in space, pulling is always better than pushing. Ideally you'd "tow" the other ship behind you if possible.
I must have just got lucky, then. I Klawed two very heavy tankers together, and pushed them to Duna.
Interesting idea, though. I'll have to consider that in future designs.
Do you have more antennas on those ships?
Most antenna stack, but with diminishing returns.
As a rule of thumb, I believe it takes 4 more of a given antenna to double the strength of the first one.
I did not know that the antenna stacked. However, I had two of the HG-55's on the tankers. I mean, they were acting as one ship when attached, right?
Yeah, if they are docked, it counts as one vessel and the antennas combine afaik.
Good to hear! Best of luck.