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ildifa commented Mar 8, 2019

This should solve issue #40.

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ildifa commented Mar 13, 2019

Even with strange fairing shapes, the calculated drag is mostly correct.
In this example: 1.71 m/s^2 * 79,720 kg = 136.321 kN, while FAR calculates 133.670 kN of drag.
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@ildifa ildifa changed the title Using FAR drag data when FAR is installed Addition of FAR compatibility, for both drag calculations and fairings deployment May 12, 2019
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