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Midlands Frontier Prop

3,683 LjSpike  8.7 years ago
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A sea-takeoff capable, if i say so myself, beautifal ultra-realistic plane. Complete with 2 gear sticks, 2 rows of inlets, 1 propellor, 1 steering wheel, 1 seat (but who knows, there might be a concealed one in the fusilage) and a nice paintjob complete with stipes, and hidden airbrakes! Really easy to fly as well!

General Characteristics

  • Successors 1 airplane(s)
  • Created On iOS
  • Wingspan 52.2ft (15.9m)
  • Length 41.5ft (12.6m)
  • Height 17.5ft (5.3m)
  • Empty Weight 4,023lbs (1,825kg)
  • Loaded Weight 10,203lbs (4,628kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.098
  • Wing Loading 18.3lbs/ft2 (89.5kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 556.7ft2 (51.7m2)
  • Drag Points 3552

Parts

  • Number of Parts 87
  • Control Surfaces 5
  • Performance Cost 376
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    3,683 LjSpike

    @kikasshes well, I made a forum post suggesting a gyroscope and some advanced vtols controlled by a gyroscope. Anyway, if you have any breakthroughs in antigravity it'd be helpful.

    8.7 years ago
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    24.6k kikasshes
    I wish we had a gyro ...
    8.7 years ago
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @kikasshes it will be.
    8.7 years ago
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    24.6k kikasshes
    @LjSpike That will probably be very hard to accomplish
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @kikasshes well, a VTOL is a simple approach but our main problem criteria is it needs to work automatically, at whatever orientation, preferably upside down as well, but most of all for banking and pitching as it still needs to negate gravity.
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    24.6k kikasshes
    @LjSpike Without a gyro I think trying to make a stable VTOL is your best bet ...
    8.7 years ago
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @kikasshes well, me and some others are working on an anti-gravity engine, now it's designed in such a way it utilises floppy rotators, first 2 seconds are fine, then it just spins, quite literally, spins on its yaw axis.
    8.7 years ago
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    24.6k kikasshes
    @LjSpike As long as it doesn't touch the ground I won't complain. What kind of help do you want with the rotators?
    8.7 years ago
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @kikasshes yeah, but whenever I add a fourth gear people complain, anyway, kikasshes, you don't happen to be really good with rotators do you?
    8.7 years ago
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    24.6k kikasshes
    @LjSpike You could put a little bumper gear like on the concorde if you have frequent tail strikes.
    8.7 years ago
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @kikasshes well I always like to put the rear gears quite back so the tail is protected on landings.
    8.7 years ago
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    24.6k kikasshes
    It was really nice actually, after I moved the rear gear forward. (Like this: http://i.imgur.com/Xeu4VNC.jpg)
    8.7 years ago
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    3,683 LjSpike
    @A5Mod3us and @kikasshes what do you think?
    8.7 years ago