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Well, I've done some experimenting and learned a few things. Every time you retract the Tundra Habitation Ring, your spacecraft loses 46 tons--the 46,000 material kits needed to inflate it. The spent material kits to inflate it are just lost--ejected into space or something. You don't get them back, even if you have a container that can store that many material kits.
I also did some experimenting to test the ring's drag. I designed a ship with a ring and the capacity to carry everything needed to deploy it. The mission profile was simple--burn straight up. On its first launch, with no material kits aboard and the ring deployed, it achieved a maximum altitude of 7,970 meters. On the second launch, 2.6t heavier with more material kits it needed to inflate but with the ring retracted, it achieved an altitude of 15,490 meters--almost double.
You can either launch it with the material kits for an easy deployment--but more difficult launch, or you can launch a separate mission with the material kits and have it rendevous with your Duna space station. Once you're out of the atmosphere, it won't matter if it is deployed or not.
unless you edi tthe configs