Terminal Velocity Chart?

[PyroMancer]

After a LOT of searching I'm really suprised that I can't find one. The KSP wiki has a general listing of TV for Kerbin but that's it. There is not one for other planets/moons.

The closest thing I could find was an AeroBraking Calculator Site but that's not what I want since it requires you to already be on your approach and then tells you how to adjust it to get the desired effect.

The wiki has chart like so:
Altitude (m) Velocity (m/s)
75 100.9
1000 110.5
....
20000 716
32000 2332

And I want something similar so I can estimate about how deep I want to go to get the desired effect. If someone knows of a chart could you please link it?

[Ottomic]

I don't know how accurately KSP reproduces reentry (how it reacts to drag/mass/angle), but I'm pretty sure at least mass affects your acceleration and thus how you will perform at MaxQ, so you can't have a general chart for all ships. That is why I think the only way the Aerobrake Calculator works is with in situ data, and accounting for your speed.

I would say if you *really* wanna do a precise aerobrake the best way to do it would be to first plot it on the site and then try to reproduce those same effects on your aerobraking.

[Kelleron]

If your using Farem Arospace Research drag plays a huge role in reentry if not only mass is important in stock KSP

[dunbaratu]

http://wiki.kerbalspaceprogram.com/wiki/Atmosphere#Examples

[PyroMancer]

That chart only goes up to 10K which is way to low for areobraking, unless you plan on landing.