Hi,
After a two year break I'm revisiting Orbiter and I can't understand why I left.
Anyway, in the past I used reentry MFD as a tool to estimate my required deceleration to land on planets and moons with no or almost no atmosphere. Very useful, but I just tried a landing on Brighton Beach, the Moon and as far as I can tell Reentry MFD seems to think Brighton Beach is 50 kilometers north of were it actually is.
When I approach the base at the suggested deceleration it is not enough to make a full stop above the base. If I maintain the suggested deceleration I pass above the base at about 500 m/s, and once I pass the base Reentry MFD still suggests that I decelerate at the present orientation, as if the base were in fact several tens of kilometers farther along my route.
Any ideas?