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Long Range Recon/Rescue/Transport VTOL (V-22 Osprey)
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Air, Rescue, Exploration, Delivery, Advanced
Tags: v0.10.35
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12 Aug, 2020 @ 11:59am
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Long Range Recon/Rescue/Transport VTOL (V-22 Osprey)

Description
New version available: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2328923399

Long range, long flight time, multipurpose VTOL aircraft.
More than 90 minutes flight time in hover.
220 minutes flight time in level flight at 145 knots, with 1000 km range. Max speed 365 knots.
Very stable in hover.
3 crew position, pilot, co-pilot and payload operator.
6 passenger seats.
2 medical beds.

Payload can lock on terrain and map coordinates. Provides grids, altitude, range and heading on center field of view. Can transmit payload video with data overlay.

Large centre touchscreen in cockpit.
Front and rear downwards cameras, as well as backwards facing camera to help navigate in tight quarters.
In depth data from engines and other systems, among other providing range and remaining flight time at current throttle.
Odometer showing kilometres flown and time airborne.
Doors controllable from centre screen.
Automatic landing gear.
Watertight cabin.
Altitude hold. Can keep current altitude, climb or descend by 1, 10 or 100 meters, or type in desired altitude.
Heading hold. Choose heading by pressing map.
‘Fly by payload’
Emergency beacon locator
Emergency beacon
Radios for voice and locator data.
NAV lights.
Spotlights.
Temporary wires for lifting.
Heated cabin.
Automatic bilge pumps.
Various equipment.
Fuel connector in the front for refueling and draining. Use buttons above payload operator to control internal flow of fuel.
Electric connector in the front.


Very usable for many tasks, but some parts will be improved in the future.

Start-up:
Jets will turn on at spawn, pivot rotors a bit forward to taxi forward. (Do not pivot engines completely while on the ground, will break the rotors.) Once airborne pivot rotors forward to achieve speed and choose desired throttle. Rotors can be pivoted to hover state at any time, but 35 RPS is required to stay in the air.


Fully built and programmed by me, with assistance from two friends. Anyone is welcome to use the aircraft and the included microcontrollers, but please credit me if you publish anything. And please don't re-upload it, the workshop is messy enough as it is.
Any feedback/suggestions is very welcome.
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krimwand 22 Jan, 2021 @ 7:22am 
Thanks for your creation and for thanks for free use microcontrollers :winter2019happybulb:
Yo-Hunk  [author] 21 Dec, 2020 @ 9:32am 
New version now on the workshop:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2328923399
This 1.0 version has alot of the new equipment, and has been improved with steerable water cannons aswell as the ability to transport ISO containers.
Yo-Hunk  [author] 15 Nov, 2020 @ 12:26pm 
Yeah. I have the version I'm using at the moment which has most of the new helpfull equipment, along with some water cannons. I'll upload it soon.
ActionedPlayer 13 Nov, 2020 @ 12:36pm 
Hey, great VTOL you've created. Could you add some 1.0 items to it?
Yo-Hunk  [author] 25 Aug, 2020 @ 7:19am 
Yeah, I'm not that creative, so it was all grey for a while until I saw Lego's paint scheme.
prushinfox 23 Aug, 2020 @ 5:54pm 
looks like the one that lego canceled lol
Yo-Hunk  [author] 22 Aug, 2020 @ 4:45pm 
Yeah, the throttle shouldn't go above 35 when flying 'heli-flight'. But at 35 it's stable.
WizzardTV 22 Aug, 2020 @ 1:54pm 
Throttling up with props upwards causes it to wobble a TON and crash.
Coolbones236YT 20 Aug, 2020 @ 2:40pm 
ok thx
Yo-Hunk  [author] 20 Aug, 2020 @ 1:23pm 
Yes. There is an electric and a fuel connector in the front.
The fuel connector feeds into the central fuel tank (in the floor) and then pumps to the two tanks in the wings. If you need to take fuel from the aircraft, you can empty the central fuel tank by just plugging in a fuel line, but that will not empty the wings. I have made it this way so I do not accidentally empty the aircraft completely if I am doing fuel runs. If you want to completely drain the aircraft, you have to press the button just above the payload screen, to make it pump fuel from the wings to the central tank.