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TRN Speeder Mk.2 - Fast Leisure and Passenger Transport Boat - Long Range - Stormlink Ready

Please read the instructions! This boat is performance/FPS friendly and career ready!

TRN (Islander) Speeder Mk.2 - Model Number TRS2 - 2nd Generation Hull "Pierrepont" - 2nd Generation Pure-Diesel V8 Drivetrain (Modular Engine)

I present the TRN Speeder Mk.2, a vastly improved reincarnation of the Mk.1 Speeder, which expands hugely upon the functionality of the boat, whilst also increasing top speed, and making the Speeder even more versatile than before. The Speeder Mk.2 also gains the ability to be captained from either the indoor seat, or the new outdoor helm. Like the Speeder Mk.1, the Mk.2 inherits some more advanced features from the larger Islander 4. The Speeder is capable of transporting passengers, responding to rescues, performing patrols, and being used for leisure, whilst also being capable of limited cargo operations.

Advised top speed is 60km/h with a range of 250-350km. Capacity is 12 passengers indoors, 14 passengers outdoors, 2 crew and 1 bed. Diesel fuel only.

The Speeder is a small passenger transport vessel with a long range, designed to ferry passengers between islands, the mainland, and outlying bases, like oil rigs. It can also be used for tours and leisure. The Speeder can complete long journeys, and can make a Sawyer-Artic-Sawyer round trip on a single tank of fuel. It also copes well with extreme weather and waves, thanks to its high air intakes, low propeller and rudder, and stabilisers. The Speeder is ideal for a plethora of operations, with a best-in-class long range, high top speed, choice between indoor and outdoor helms, huge equipment stores, large cabin and deck, built in radios and transponder locator/transmitter, rear deck winches, and fire hose outlets. It is made even more versatile by it's ability to be controlled from either the high-tech indoor cabin, or the outdoor helm with a higher vantage point.

TRN's class-leading design continues to make waves in this new market, and the Speeder Mk.2 is ready for anything.

Features:
- Custom design from the ground up, with a new, streamlined hull, designed to maximise usable space, and buoyancy
- Custom drivetrain and TRN Pure-Diesel V8 engine, which allows for up to 350km range and up to 60km/h top speed - 1x8 cylinder, dual-turbocharged, diesel modular engine
- Indoor cabin/bridge with brilliant visibility, simple controls layout, and ergonomic display positioning
- Optional outdoor bridge with 360° visibility
- Custom switchable Dual-Control system allows for rudder, throttle, autopilot master, reverse gear, and more to be controlled from either the indoor or outdoor helms
- Autopilot switching system allows for use of heading hold or waypoint autopilots (switching system is my own, individual AP systems are credited)
- Map and Waypoint Autopilot touch display
- Small touchscreen radios, one for the indoor bridge, and one for the outdoor bridge, allowing for communication between both helms, and for between the Speeder and other boats
- Touchscreen transponder locator and transmitter
- Information display
- Rest bed
- Lots of spare equipment in dedicated lockers, and in other useful locations on the boat
- Lots of choice for seating, both indoors and outdoors
- Total passenger capacity of 26 (+2)
- Easy access to engine bay, with access to engine, pump systems, drivetrain and microcontrollers, with automatic lighting and a viewing window
- Designated cargo area within the engine bay
- Automatic bilge pump system, with pumps in the passenger cabin and engine bay, and an indicator in the passenger cabin
- Automatic heating system with breaker
- Large deck with seating, equipment, fire house outlets, fuel inlet, winches, and outdoor helm and associated gauges and equipment
- Relatively large and spacious cabin
- Custom combined throttle and clutch for ease of use
- Various other custom microcontrollers, suited perfectly to the Speeder Mk.2
- Long-lasting electrical systems, with generator and solar panels (with isolated connector for other boats or shore power)

Instructions:
1. Enter the cabin via the rear roof hatch
2. Look at the left dashboard and switch on the "Electrical Master" switch
3. Turn the "Ignition" key to start the engine
4. Enter the right seat and use the throttle, or press 4 and hold to increase the throttle
If you wish to use the outdoor bridge controls...
1. Enter the cabin via the rear roof hatch
2. Look at the left dashboard and switch on the "Electrical Master" switch
3. Turn the "Ignition" key to start the engine
4. Climb out of the cabin and onto the outdoor bridge
5. Turn the "Allow Outdoor Control" key on, or enter the Outdoor Helm and press and then hold "1" on the keyboard
6. You should hear a beep and then see an orange indicator illuminated to the left of the indoor Captain's Seat, these both indicate that control has been passed to the Outdoor Helm
- To pass control back to the indoors, toggle the "Allow Outdoor Control" key off, or enter the Outdoor Helm and press "1" twice on the keyboard. The left orange indicator in front of the indoor Captain's Seat should turn off

Autopilot Instructions:
1. Look at the autopilot switching panel (2 small arrow buttons and 2 small gauges at front middle of bridge)
2. Press the left arrow button to arm the Waypoint Follow Autopilot, then enter waypoints using the keyboard and button by the left seat, or using the touchscreen map display
2. Press the right arrow button to arm the Heading Hold Autopilot, the heading is not yet selected, but ensure you are travelling in the direction you wish to follow
3. Enter the right seat or outdoor helm and press 2 to engage the selected autopilot, the AP indicator will illuminate green and you should see the small right gauge changing as the boat follows your selected heading or selected route. Press 2 again to disengage the autopilot and enter Manual mode
- Note - After passing control between both helms, you may need to press "2" on the keyboard to reengage the Autopilot Master, and you should see the indoor AP indicator illuminate green



Credits:
- Mk2 Speeder Reverse Gear, Speeder Mk2 Toggle Switch for Multiple Helms, Speeder Mk2 Controls Switcher, Composite Instruments for Refuel, Islander 4 Automatic Transmission, Islander 4 Autopilot Switch, and Islander Speeder Heating - All my own microcontrollers
- Heading Hold Autopilot https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1812041566
- Modular Engine Controller https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2416132817
- Touchscreen Beacon Locator and Transmitter https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2277818149
- Small Touchscreen Radio https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2476226652
- Stats Screen https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2358496393
- Waypoint Autopilot and Touchscreen Map https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2067506616 and https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2223761924

Thank you so much for reading, and I hope you enjoy my creation as much as I enjoyed making it! Feel free to check out my TRN Maritime collection, which includes all my previous and future TRN, Speeder and Islander boats.

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