Fictional aircraft based on tu-134. Kind of what if tu-134 be modernized aerodynamically and converted to a high speed turboprop. Here in something like business jet version.
Stabilizer (pitch adjustment) is adjustable with trim slider.
Mechanics work with VTOL slider.
AG1 - Landing gear; (100% UP = Gear Up, 0%= Gear Down)
AG2 - Flaps; (0% = Flaps retracted, 100% DOWN = Flaps deployed)
AG3 - Spoilers (= Airbrakes, 100% UP = Deployed, 0% = Retracted, tends to pitch up the plane, use on approach with partial deployment or after touch down with full deployment)
AG6 - Landing lights;
AG7 - Nav. Lights;
AG8 - Ground steering (sensitivity adjustment, when active - steers to the limit, when deactivated - steers 5 degrees, deactivate on takeoffs and landing, activate for ground maneuvers only)
Take off procedure - Trim 1/2 up, flaps 1/2 down, full thrust
Landing procedure - full flaps, trim 1/2 up, 75-80% thrust. Be careful with spoilers on landing, they pitch up the plane (surprisingly, that was an issue in real life, more modern planes compensate that automatically with stabilizer adjustment)
NEEDS SOFT LANDING
Level flight - thrust 75-80%, trim slightly below 1/4 UP
Said to be working on mobile devices. From my experince - almost a sldeshow. But i tried on samsung a3 cellphone) Probably may work on new ipads and so on.
Specifications
Spotlights
- SteadfastContracting 7.3 years ago
- FennVectorCWA 7.7 years ago
- mikoyanster 7.3 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Tu-124-21 v0.23
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 97.9ft (29.8m)
- Length 113.5ft (34.6m)
- Height 34.8ft (10.6m)
- Empty Weight 50,553lbs (22,930kg)
- Loaded Weight 108,706lbs (49,308kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.062
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.128
- Wing Loading 37.3lbs/ft2 (182.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,915.2ft2 (270.8m2)
- Drag Points 28873
Parts
- Number of Parts 496
- Control Surfaces 3
- Performance Cost 2,755
@vonhubert Scary, but I can see that that was the style you were going for in the first one.
@pushthelimits Thanks. It's like 1960s version, and i do admit, it looks kind of more elegant. But I plan on making another "modern" one with modern streamlined prop, like current D-27 engine
http://spetstechnoexport.com/upload/engines/D-27.jpg
@vonhubert Nice. The new prop style makes it look cleaner, too.
@pushthelimits i actually finally did one a lot better. Basically everything except from base airframe made new: flaps, cockpit, engines are new, landing gear and tail are heavily modified
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/4azLcA/Tu-314-1970s-highspeed-turboprop-regional-liner
@vonhubert That sounds awesome to look at.
I will be uploading a new version (better engines, cockpit, flaps and landing gear) soon, stay tuned)
@pushthelimits by the way, that's a model of real engine Ivchenko-Progress D-27, the only current Prop-Fan engine in use (though limited) - on AN-70 military cargo plane) And in reality - it has 8 instead of 6 blades on each prop)))
https://www.google.ru/search?q=d-27&newwindow=1&espv=2&biw=1870&bih=861&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi0wtyypLzRAhVhKpoKHfhgBcQQ_AUIBigB#newwindow=1&tbm=isch&q=progress+d-27
@vonhubert Those prop assemblies are SCARY.
Wow! Really cool!
well, guys, i ve noticed a mistake - there is a redundant air inlet below the left engine - please delete it if playing this model.