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martorad

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  1. 4 hours ago, KerikBalm said:

    Forward velocity requires some pretty steep pitch.

    For this reason I place my helo blades, deploy them to -150 in the editor, then rotate them so that they are flat/parallel with the ground (when the nacelles point up).

    Then I have from -150 to +150 to adjust the pitch, to give a much higher top speed. It requires a fairly gradual adjustment of nacelle tilt and blade pitch to achieve forward flight, but it does it quite well.

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    Do you think you can make a slightly more detailed guide? If you could include a list of steps to take that would be phenomenal!

  2. 2 hours ago, AHHans said:

    Well, if it can lift, then it has a TWR greater than 1 when standing still.

    But once you start moving the angle of attack on the blades changes and they produce less thrust if the blade pitch is not adjusted. I.e. did you adjust (increase) the blade pitch in horizontal flight?

    Is there a way to bind a hotkey to the increase of the angle of attack in flight? I haven't been able to find out how to do it. But even if I did, I still don't think it would work. In the screenshots I have the angle set to 80. I tried setting it to 150 manually, in the SPH and while the Osprey lifts off slower, it's horizontal speed is increased - to about 65m/s. This unfortunately still isn't enough however.

  3. I'm creating a V-22 Osprey replica with the new robotic parts (incredibly original idea, I know). I am using the largest helicopter blades and the R7000 turboshaft engine. The vehicle lifts off fine, albeit with some help from vernor engines, but the second I enter it into "plane" mode the engines are massively too weak to propel it, capping at about 35m/s. The vehicle weighs 66,5 tonnes. Is there any way of improving the thrust/weight ratio without adding more rotor/jet engines? Why is it that they have enough power to lift the whole thing off the ground, but not to propel it?

    Since I'm new here and couldn't figure out how to insert images into my post, here's an imgur link: https://imgur.com/a/msRQ73z

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