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Seems to only work with N body type situations, meaning you wouldnโt likely see any possibilities in LEO or even GEO. This is more for systems like Jupiter or Saturn where you have lots of moons you can play with.
Right, I was responding to OPs comment with the article about putting satellites into final parking orbits when they run out of fuel.