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RSCG Type 17 Kurogami

The Republic of Scotland Coast Guard Type 17 Kurogami

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STATS:
Speed
Standard: 80kph
High gear: 150kph (can be exceeded but loss of stability occurs at 150)

Mass
2,004

Cost
26,238

Fuel Capacity
1,400L

Endurance
Excess of 3 hours (not fully tested)

Configuration
Direct Action Engine

MAIN FEATURES
- Onboard winch
- Modular trailer bed system (Can also carry ISO containers)
- Onboard emergency equipment
- RX-4 Radio

NOTICE TO OPERATORS
The engine controller is largely automatic based on W/S. The throttle works in two ways, lower the throttle between 0 and -1 to engage variable breaks. Clutch engages between 0 and 0.25, use this range to idle the engine when parked. Above 0.25 the engine opens up and forward motion is achieved. Max out the throttle to climb RPS quickly but avoid driving at max throttle, this can result in instability.

--When in doubt, engage the handbreak. --

Startup
Simply turn the engine key to the on position and introduce a small amount of throttle, between 0.15 and 0.24 is a good sweet spot for idle running, To shut down the engine turn off the engine key and reduce the throttle to 0 or into the minus and allow the engine to spool down and shut off. (not sure why the fuel valve isnt starving the engine to shut down when the starter key is off.)

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DESCRIPTION:
The Type 17 Kurogami is a logistics and utility 6x6, non articulated truck. Able to mount various trailer beds to expand its uses, the Kurogami can be anything, Cargo haulage, Fuel truck, Firefighter, Troop Transport, Mobile weapons system. The versatile Type 17 is built to be the support backbone of the Republic of Scotland.