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Heinschmitt HS-116d
STOL carrier and land based light bomber/torpedo plane.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Heinschmitt-HS-116d
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Night flight 7/10
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Heinschmitt HF-108.
Doesnt really fall into any contract though I guess. May be it was a pre-war fighter?
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Heinschmitt-HF-108 for the craft file
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On 4/18/2018 at 9:46 PM, erasmusguy said:
18405m my current best
made it over 20km a while back. Going to upload the craft file to kerbalx eventually.
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Whats the record altitude for electric flight?
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On 25/03/2018 at 6:37 AM, erasmusguy said:
Work in progress B-24J.
Currently has a max speed of 55m/s using 4 electric motors. The front and rear turrets are working. Working with Xenome to get her finished.
how it looks currently
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Looks amazing and is 100% guaranteed to kill up to three lucky Kerbals. Performance is worlds apart from other SSTO's. Fly up to 1000m using the ships conventional engines and then activate the ships patented RasTech self-destruction and Kraken drive unit. Will leave the kerbin system from launch.
*Please note. Current version will not leave Eve's surface in one piece. In fact none of the pieces will leave.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Prototype-Kraken-Drive-SSTO for the craft file.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/243407076 to see the SSTO in action.
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Work in progress B-24J.
Currently has a max speed of 55m/s using 4 electric motors. The front and rear turrets are working. Working with Xenome to get her finished.
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/242627685 to see landing.
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Something I'm working on.https://i.imgur.com/d7qtRsT.png
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On 20/09/2017 at 1:53 AM, He_162 said:
Well done Erasmus!
Thank you. I did one with the grey fairing bit hidden but it has an annoying jagged edge.
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Updated version I made for FAR.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/FAR-j29f for the craft file should anyone want it.
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Don't think this has been done before so I've posted it here. Might be useful.
A quick turboprop inspired by the krakentech engine the streamer Million_lights was working on. Im on holiday so I'm not going to work on this one for a while.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/a-quick-kraken-powered-turbo-prop for the craft file to show the idea. The landing gear is slightly compressed by the structural wall and this spins the shaft.
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4 hours ago, PaperAviator said:
Anyway, while I'm here:
I probably won't finish it for a while, not until I develop a compact turboprop
http://imgur.com/XdY1o7P something like that?
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/ne-06 they aren't very powerful but I'm sure you could uprate them.
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A prototype for an Antonov An-2. Early days but it flies nicely. Top speed is around 59m/s in vanila atmosphere.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Bi-plane-prototype for the craft file but I'm going to keep working on it.
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1 hour ago, qzgy said:
How well does it work as opposed to a normal engine?
It works well and is as reliable. It's a bit more limited than the normal bearing's as it's larger and it doesn't out perform an all rcs thruster bearing.
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4 hours ago, Azimech said:
Interesting! I tried the concept a while ago but wasn't convinced. It was on a whole different scale though.
Ive used ball bearings before but never with as much success as these. I tried using z-200 batteries previously and they "sort of" worked but not reliably so.
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Experimenting with two engines.
counter-rotating engine.
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Ball bearing engine.
The central shaft is only held in place by the ball bearings that surround it.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Ball-bearing-small-engine but its early days.
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The tunnan.
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Kaab-J28F
The Saab 29, called
Flygande Tunnan
(EnglishThe Flying Barrel
) was a Swedish fighter designed and manufactured by Saab in the 1940’s. It was Sweden’s second turbojet-powered combat aircraft, the first being the Saab 21R; additonally, it was the first Western European fighter to be produced with swept wing after the war, the Me-262 being the first during WWII.
Despite its rotund appearance, from which its name derives, the Saab 29 was a fast and agile aircraft for its era. It served effectively in both fighter and fighter-bomber roles into the 1970’s
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10 hours ago, MiffedStarfish said:
@erasmusguy Why is my post quoted? I'm a bit confused.
Lack of sleep lol.
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Something a bit more robust than the ones we've seen so far.
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On 18/08/2017 at 5:46 AM, seiryu said:
Actually、those "rope"are quite useful.
like for building elevater. or for swing.
Has anyone tried making a chain out of this? Could be useful for a bike or a fan belt?
(Stock Electric Propeller Vehicle Showcase): Bringing power to the people!
in KSP1 The Spacecraft Exchange
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Heinschmitt HS-26
https://kerbalx.com/erasmusguy/Heinschmitt-HS-26 for the craft file.