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QC-12.2 PSR-100

146k Feanor  5.8 years ago
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Auto Credit Based on Feanor's QC-12-200A

One day, I'll end up building a proper plane

Built in the 1960s for a bomber project, this short range airliner is straight up overpowered. So in order to maximise passenger comfort and reduce fuel burn, the throttles should not be raised past 80%.

VTOl slider: Flap control. Lowering the flaps by more than 70% is only allowed in flight due to the risk of the flaps having an encounter with the ground.
Activation groups 1-3: (De)Activates engines 1-3
FireWeapons/alt key: Reverse thrust
Activation group 5: Control dampener
Activation group 4+throttle: Boost. please be reminded that it consumes more fuel than you can afford. so only use it if you are taking off from a short runway like the beach.

The Trident short body bomber.
Activation group 6 for bombs.

Trident short body airliner

General Characteristics

  • Predecessor QC-12-200A
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 139.5ft (42.5m)
  • Length 145.6ft (44.4m)
  • Height 36.9ft (11.3m)
  • Empty Weight 118,650lbs (53,819kg)
  • Loaded Weight 167,532lbs (75,991kg)

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 2.052
  • Wing Loading 35.7lbs/ft2 (174.2kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 4,695.8ft2 (436.3m2)
  • Drag Points 9108

Parts

  • Number of Parts 538
  • Control Surfaces 0
  • Performance Cost 2,648

Required Mods

  • _Instrumentation by Gestour
    Version 1.0 (2/7/2018 2:03:32 PM)
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  • _Mechanical_Instrumentation by Gestour
    Version 1.1 (7/1/2018 3:21:27 AM)
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    146k Feanor

    @randomusername A jet powered Carvair with a long nose.

    +1 5.8 years ago
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    wheres the 666 parts

    5.8 years ago
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    146k Feanor

    @randomusername Yes, a few days ago, though It'll take a while before the first planes with it are posted.

    +1 5.8 years ago
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    146k Feanor

    @randomusername Unfortunately, changing the cockpit design by adding fuselages to the back will merely reduce the size of the cockpit and make future modifications much harder. And making it out of a hollow fuselage will send the part count through the roof.

    5.8 years ago
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    146k Feanor

    @randomusername Its not actually a HS.121 trident, the name is just a placeholder.

    +1 5.8 years ago