i was looking for something like this

thanks now it lifts off :) , btw nice craft its really impresive.

HI, I made a update for ksp 1.8.1, now it should lift off, but for unknown reason the rotor is not as stable as in ksp 1.7.x :(

i cant lift off bruh

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOL!!!!!

I love the rotor design. I'm still perfecting a miniature version of them for my inspired beechcraft baron g58 (using contra-rotating propellers).

How delightfully soviet it looks!

Huh, this reminds me of an Mi-26, but Coaxial

@Jungle_Jim nerver expekt something to work from the first try^^

well im new to ksp. any tips and tricks that i dont know would be fantastic

@FockeWulfe190-A-4, will it work? if you remap anything on the helicopter into action groups by your self.

This is wonderful.
I admire you.

i dont have any mods installed

Well, it looks fkin impressive!

@ Jungle_Jim, the mechanism of a helicopter is never a secret, so it's not hard to implement it. but it actually takes me more time to fix a blades vibration problem the solution is those 3 struct connector beside each blade.

maybe cause by any mod? especially action group extension

i push all the button and it does not function at all any clue why?

wow.

How. How did you do this?

she t h i c c

wow

they want my money REEEEEEEEE!

Neat

hi, you need to hold h to power up the motor to 100%, wait a a few second to let it speed up, then gently press i to add collective.

When I try to fly it, the motors spin a bit, but no lift is being created, so I can't get up from the ground.

that mechanism looks hard to build. I feel like that took like forever but i love it!

A M A Z I N G

been working on a quad-copter bike for a few days and this already outshines me

That mechanism looks absolutely stunning.

"ThatDogYouKnow", this is NOT called at "monoprop" - the "prop" in "monoprop" refers to at propeller and helicopters do not have propellers, they have rotors. Its called, as you said, a coaxial rotor system or a tandem rotor system. Also, it does not have separate engines, it has two interlinked turboshaft engines - which both provide power to both rotors. Because of the two main rotors and no tail rotor, it is often used to carry great amounts of weight.

Boy ya nasty

coaxial/monoprop*

Both rotors spin in opposite directions to cancel out each others rotation while maintaining great amounts of lift, Helicopters like Chinooks use a similar system with separate engines and rotors placed at different heights and places on the helicopter.

This is called a monoprop helicopter! They do not have the same sound as normal helicopters due to the lack of the tail rotor, they are also more fuel efficient due to all engine power being used for lift. Helicopters like this are often used for para-rescue and recon

wow

Looks like a Blackhawk main rotor head times two.

here we have someone with too much time on their hands

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