Auto Credit Based on Rob119WithA105mmHowitzer's Aircraft
Please feel free to use any parts you wish !
Please give credit to Guyfolk and Zaineman in your builds 😺
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Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Aircraft
- Successors 1 airplane(s) +7 bonus
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 29.8ft (9.1m)
- Length 20.4ft (6.2m)
- Height 8.9ft (2.7m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 8,441lbs (3,829kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.395
- Wing Loading 79.4lbs/ft2 (387.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 106.3ft2 (9.9m2)
- Drag Points 1928
Parts
- Number of Parts 31
- Control Surfaces 3
- Performance Cost 414
Click here for correct working aircraftAll tags requested from the video 😺
@VinsundRoon Hey, I know this took a long time but you are correct. The left rear rotator is not going the correct direction during a roll of the yoke. You noticed it & thanks to you there's a working version now. I pinned the new link. Z z😺
@Catdog613 Hey, I noticed the left rear rotor is not going the correct direction when you attempt to roll the aircraft. Please click on pinned link for correct aircraft.
Attention Left Rear rotor is incorrect. Click on other link for good plane.
@Zaineman thanks
Attention @Catdog613 1) Download this parts kit. 2) if you save these rotors and these engines in your sub assemblies be sure to correctly assign them left and right. After you put these parts on a plane (front canards are optional) you want to make sure your Center of mass CoM (the red line) is just barely in front of your center of lift CoL(the blue line) you can make these weight adjustments by changing the mass of the engines or by putting more dead weight on particular parts. Mess around with where the center of mass is in relation to the center of lift. That is, change it and watch the effects. Overall if you go over 30,000 pounds it is difficult to have a stable PSM platform. This should get you started. Z 😺
@CrazyEngine Noice
I think I'll be posting my version soon
@Gro regarding PSM, put ALL of these rotors AND engines with their rotors as well in your subassemblies and use them to make anything PSM. Next, adjust your CoM (center of mass) (Red Dot), to be just barely in front of your CoL (center of lift) Blue Dot. Adjust these by using a combination of lowering Mass on parts in front of the CoM to move it backwards. Or using the deadweight slider to move the CoM. Finally, keep an eye on the weight of the entire aircraft. Don't build something that's 60k-80k pounds, keep it lighter maybe 25k. Look at my builds. Don't make a flying gas can. don't feel your wings with fuel, use my programmable fuel tank. This information is everything you need, plus time, trial and error, to make anything PSM. Z 😺. P.s. It would be nice if you mentioned me and Guyfolk on your builds. Best of luck my friend !
@Zaineman
I'm on android are the rear stabilisers supposed to have Roll its in the code but isn't working Ingatestone (trying to make su 57 but got lazy with psm since I couldn't get it)
Do the horizontal stabilisers also do roll cus if it is it ain't working on mine
@GrandPrix
@Scrugy51 lol
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@RepublicOfCursedPlanes Lmao ! !
Most normal SimplePlanes build in Ohio💀✈️
Pretty goofy zaine… never the less it’s pretty cool how you made something like this!
@NewNameToConfuseZaine Hilarious ! I have your new pic on my homepage !
Yo Z read my new profile description lol!!!
@Zaineman thanks
@Coolman1011 No worries bossman, welcome back !😺 Z
@Zaineman sorry that I’ve bin gone for a long time Z your doing good keep up the work
Thanks for sharing Buddy