WARNING: You will need to use high physics settings for this aircraft!
Yeah so, sorry for such late posting, but here is one out of my two "silver special" aircraft! And it's a custom VTOL by my own company: D.A.C (Dynamic Aeronautical Cooperation).
The Comet Darner is D.A.C's first aircraft, and will be hoping to make more soon.
Note: You will NEED the VTOL gyro for any form of VTOL or VSTOL, as the aircraft is quite unstable.
Controls:
Ag1: VTOL gyro
Ag2: Anti-collision lights
Ag3: Navigation lights
Take-off speed: 180mph
Landing / touchdown speed: 165mph
VTOL guide:
Start off by turning on the VTOL gyro, This red button can be located at the top right of the dashboard or you can just turn on Ag1.
You will need over 70% throttle to lift off into the air.
Once you are ready, quickly move the vtol slider upwards to 45°, or halfway up.
When you get to around 150mph, push the vtol slider all the way up to 90°, and turn off the vtol gyro.
Have fun
VTOL landing
I would recommend you use reverse thrust when landing in vtol to slow yourself down, but don't go over 45° as you will start to fall out of the air.
77% throttle is your sweet spot for landing, as you won't come down too fast.
That's all, See ya!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 39.7ft (12.1m)
- Length 56.8ft (17.3m)
- Height 16.5ft (5.0m)
- Empty Weight 11,818lbs (5,360kg)
- Loaded Weight 18,493lbs (8,388kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.312
- Wing Loading 30.2lbs/ft2 (147.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 612.5ft2 (56.9m2)
- Drag Points 8706
Parts
- Number of Parts 137
- Control Surfaces 5
- Performance Cost 785
I've now just realised that my showcase images haven't shown up lol