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SSC XPR-C1 utility tanker

STATS

Dry Mass - 5.5T
Fuel Tanks - 3.1k (engine cell) 2 x 8.2k (internal transfer tanks)
Modular engine - 1700Hp
Standard Cruise speed - 265knts
Max Cruise speed - 293 (sustained) 330+ (overdriven)
Helo standard speed - 65knts

Pax - 15 seated (3 crew- pilot,radio/ops and engineer)
2 x folding beds
1 x Medbay
2 x fire hoses (500L each side)
1 x Harness with through floor hatch
1 x Main lift winch (100m)

MAX Cruise mode lift cap (main winch) - 7.5T
SWL Cruise mode lift cap (main winch) - 5T

MAX Helo mode lift cap (main winch) - 65T
SWL Helo mode lift cap (main winch) - 50T

MAX Static Lift (main winch) - 90T est (the hook doesnt like this.... will test with no hook at some point)


Radar/Maps/Camera/360 Spotlights etc
Deadman switch (both flight modes, over land or sea , with reset prompts )

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thanks for taking a look :)
Im pretty sure every button is marked - tooltips will help loads as ive added hints too


The XPR-C1 Was built as a rapid response fuel tanker , designed to refuel vessels at sea.
Able to transport up to 16 thousand liters of fuel to vessels up too 100km away and RTB on its seperate engine cell.
She is equipped with 2 x fully separate IN/OUT pump systems per transfer tank, so up to 4 hoses on target at once.

Due to the requirements for this work, testing showed that the vehicle could also be put to use in SAR, salvage, and passenger services too. With a decent top speed, and comfortable flight characteristics. Plus the ability to fill the vehicles engine cell from its transfer tanks could extend the XPR's cruise mode range to over a thousand miles.

The Transfer tanks auto balance - so if your filling one side they will share.
There is a button on the panel to turn this auto balance OFF , to allow for mixed fuel transport.

BE AWARE filling the engine cell via the transfer tanks -if you are carrying jet fuel - is a waste :( engine cell is filtered so it will be ejected.
There is direct engine cell access (impeller in (filtered) and a straight feed in/out (non filtered)) inside the cabin, above the passenger area.



Thank you for reading, and i hope you enjoy :)