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Ignis 6x6 - Offroad Fire Engine

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Rescue, Technical, Land, Fire, Advanced

Tags: v1.6.13

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1.295 MB

25 Oct, 2022 @ 1:05pm

5 Feb, 2023 @ 12:52pm

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Description

Scarborough Rescue Service Vehicle Collection

The Ignis 6x6 is an offroad all round fire engine designed to deal with all kind of emergencies, from assisting with direct fire fighting to a passive tanker.

Startup

- Ignition - ON
- Headlights - ON
- Parking brake - OFF

Monitor(Water cannon)

- Enable monitor
- Enable monitor pump
Use up/down left/right axis to aim

Crew - 3 Length - 9.5m Width - 3.25m Height - 4.0m Max speed - 105kph Max endurance - ~ 2.5+ Engine unit - 1x BB-20L Unit power - ~800hp / 597kW Dry mass - 3980kg Fuel capacity - 770l

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11 Comments

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CatLover2500 2 Jul, 2024 @ 10:48am

wait this build has 2 authors?

Tucker Biggles 2 May, 2024 @ 12:24pm

Right that's what I mean. Now that there's air pressure in the game, running the pumps to expel water creates a vaccum in the tank and reduces the force with which water is shot out. The stream starts out strong, but as the vaccum builds, it becomes weaker and weaker. By pumping air into the tank to replace the water that's shot out, you can keep a stronger stream.

Olli_DXD [author] 2 May, 2024 @ 11:29am

The tank is not intended to be pressurised. There was no such thing as pressure in tanks before the update

Tucker Biggles 2 May, 2024 @ 11:27am

It seems that the fluid update broke this slightly. The pumps quickly lose power as the air pressure inside the water tank drops. Adding four large electric fluid pumps on the roof and running them to pump air from the outside into the tank as the truck pumps water helps keep high pressure. Not a pretty solution but it does seem to work.