Tested this against ShatteredAviation's jet engine. this thing I ripeed of some old jet plane I have downloaded is WAY more powerfull per engine. give it a test run your self. I actually don't know any plane who's wings were not modded. that could survive this things speed at low altitude with out support structers or XML modding.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 3.3ft (1.0m)
- Length 5.0ft (1.5m)
- Height 4.9ft (1.5m)
- Empty Weight 4,409lbs (2,000kg)
- Loaded Weight 4,409lbs (2,000kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 7.645
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 1187
Parts
- Number of Parts 2
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 64
@robloxweponco precisely 22 times the speed of light
@Typhlosion130 I have an engine that goes WAY faster than this, check out my lag machine 2016
@robloxweponco I don't know. I got it off some hold modded plane I found. but most planes I've made that use this engine go past 4000mph
multiplier plz
@Redlord why are you asking me? I have it up for download just do it :U
@Typhlosion130 The VTOL unit problem was been solved by the addition of a second unit. I didn't want the jet to be extremely fast, just realistically so.
@Jackie Depends how many it takes to get you to 1500 in a second or 2 with out really trying. I actually just took it out of the plane that won the Ocienview speedway tournament get it off that.
@Typhlosion130 how would one compare VTOL units, anyways?
@Jackie I have a modded VTOL engine. It's not as strong as this engine but its really damn strong.
@Typhlosion130 Exactly. The problem with it is that I cannot test VTOL jets. I'm making a new VTOL ground attack craft, and the stock VTOL unit was too weak. I had a modded one, but I didn't know how much power it made. Nonetheless, it achieved orbit 700,000 feet above the ground at 32,000 miles per hour.
@Jackie well that's what happens with any engine test like yours. one will gain power but then once the counter force gets stronger it slows down.
@Typhlosion130 I understand, I was using this method to review engines for my Meteor, and some got up to speed quicker than others, but then slowed down as the other engine gained power.
@Jackie We all have our ways of testing power. Just remember you wont be able to test different types of engines. because they don't all spool up at the same rate.
@Typhlosion130 I was thinking of using a rotary stand, each engine trying to turn it the opposite way.
@Jackie How about this. download this egine save the egnine in a sub assembly for your own use. download my engine power testing plane. and use that on a runway to test the engine. just put the engine on the back. let it rev up to speed (that takes like 30 seconds to do for full power) and then press 1 and see how fast you end up going by time you reach the end of the runway.
@Typhlosion130 Interesting. Could you run a few tests for me?
@Jackie I don't know the exact numbers but considering how you're going way over 2k on a single engine at low altitude and like 5-7k at high. I'd say pretty powerfull. so powerfull that Its very rare for non structeral wings to not be torn off at low altitude with out structural support if you go straight.
About how much stronger is it than stock?
@ShatteredAviation mine's stronger