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Ya'll Nibbiars we have the TLP, which can even support a HLV.

Ya'll Nibbiars Next focus launch on Demand, the launch of SSLV within a week time frame. 52 launches a years is the future of the NSIL vision within this decade.

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Ya'll Nibbiars most of the lifting capabilities stated for the SSLV was misquoted. The XPoSat weights 500 kg and will have a lowest Orbit of 500 kg. By the way the lifting cability of the SSLV could be greater than anywhere between 500 to 1000 Kg for the 200 LEO.

Nothing Nigga, @Indx TechStyle is a fan of Skyroots. :lawl:

Still comparing the other launcher like Kosmos 1 2 and 3 , Epsilon , LM 6 its payload capacity is extreme low, hope the final Payload is much larger.

That is true but the NSIL is still showing the launch on its backlog and they will probably not give up the SSLV without any launches. SSLV can increase its range of payload with additional Strap on Boosters.

Then probably the payload capacity would see a huge increase more information is needed on the Payload Fairing to get the clear picture.

https://www.nsilindia.co.in/sites/default/files/u1/SSLV%20Technical%20Brochure%20V12.pdf Yall niggas so SSLV launched from eastern has the capability of LEO at 300 KM 800 KG payload at 500KM 500 KG payload and SSO of 700 KM at 300 KG. But the eastern launch has to do a Big Dog leg. That is not...

SSLV positive factor is that it's a Four stage LV if Launched from a western coast it has the capability to launch upto 1000 KG of Payload into the LEO 500 KM orbit.

Dont worry nigga Isro will shoot off the SSLV to a PSU Company NSIL which will handle all the SSLV and PSLV launches.

SSLV is a Four stage LV while the VIkram 3 will need lot of Strap on Booster to achieve its.

The third stage is equipped with a trim module (FKA Post Boost Stage). It is assumed that these stages still separate but is no longer implied that it is a full on upper stage in newer documentation.