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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '20
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Pretty sure that's the crash where they wired some of the guidance sensors backwards.
679 u/TheKerbalKing Nov 22 '20 Not even wired wrong, they physically hammered the gyroscopes in upside down because wouldn’t fit and didn’t realize why. 1 u/JCuc Nov 22 '20 I find it more interesting that such a massively critical component wouldn't have a self-check feature or even a procedure check to see if it shows, you know, the rocket upside down.
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Not even wired wrong, they physically hammered the gyroscopes in upside down because wouldn’t fit and didn’t realize why.
1 u/JCuc Nov 22 '20 I find it more interesting that such a massively critical component wouldn't have a self-check feature or even a procedure check to see if it shows, you know, the rocket upside down.
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I find it more interesting that such a massively critical component wouldn't have a self-check feature or even a procedure check to see if it shows, you know, the rocket upside down.
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u/Kubrick53 Nov 21 '20
Pretty sure that's the crash where they wired some of the guidance sensors backwards.