Kerbal Photovoltaic Panel Installation

How to extend solar panels in kerbol?

The action groups can make this operation much easier: by using the Toggle Panels or Extend Panels command, the player can extend several solar panels with a single keystroke. The electricity generation efficiency depends on the distance to Kerbol and the orientation of the panels.

How do I transfer fuel from a tank to a Kerbal?

Holding down alt allows you to right click and select several parts simultaneously. You can transfer fuel from tanks and docked ships this way. Left clicking on the doors of your command pods or the Kerbal avatar screens allow you to select which Kerbal to go on EVA.

How do you connect a photovoltaic panel to a go-OB?

Just place it. Everything auto connects as long as it is in within a 20 meter radius. Originally posted by MechBFP: Just place it. Everything auto connects as long as it is in within a 20 meter radius. I did it, in fact the Photovoltaic panel says that it’s producing 1 power, but the Go-Ob which is right next to it says power available 0.

How do I select a Kerbal to go on Eva?

Left clicking on the doors of your command pods or the Kerbal avatar screens allow you to select which Kerbal to go on EVA. On the bottom right of the screen where your Kerbal avatars are, you can hover your mouse over their screens and select IVA where you can get a nice cockpit view of your space travels.

How do I open and close solar panels?

You can also set a key to open and close solar panels using an action group, if you have many panels. Thank You Guys!! Sorry for the seemingly silly question. Right click the Solar Array and select "Extend Panels". All moving parts in KSP can be activated by right clicking them and selecting the action from a dropdown menu.

How should a solar panel be positioned?

You should position your panels in a way that your orientation doesn't matter. I like to go with 4x symmetry and either the 1x6 or 2x3 panels, that way at least 2 panels are in some sun at all time. I prefer the 1x6 because they can stretch around from behind your station and still get some power.