As previously mentioned on my Su-25K remake2 (done) post I said I would have made the Italian helicopter HH139. Problem is... I want to had some details... And when I work on it... Is while being on a shaky bus or a shaky train. I also know very little about helicopters with a main rotor and a tail rotor so it will take extra time. Does anyone know anything about helicopters? If yes, here are some info's...
Weight: ~3'600kg
Small main rotor: 1528hp, 441inches length, 1.0x thickness, 5 blades, swept style.
Tail rotor: 154hp, 89inches length, 2.2x thickness, 4 blades, tapered style.
@MTFUE11 I know the basics
What I can tell for your heli:
You don't need a gyroscope if you tune the heli parts well.
Tail rotor:
- Mode: head hold
- Linkage speed: 0.00s
- Gyro speed: As you like, it's the speed you need to complete a full rotation.
Main rotor:
- Power: You don't need so much power, reducing it will set a more realistic spool time, and and make a realistic effect of lose of power if you pull big inputs on the rotor.
- Cyclic pitch / roll : adjust that to be easy to control and to don't have too much input. Somehow Heli rotor output is exponential and I don't understand that. I don't think it's the same irl.
Apart from that, it's not bad. Your "blocky" building style is special but well made !
@MTFUE11 You're welcome, I'm glad this helped you.
@SilverStar,
Thanks man! It's much more stable now. You're a life saver! Well... Heli saver I guess😊
@SilverStar, do you know anything about building an heli that's stable? That's my main problem
Link to the test version/sneak peak
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/8U6B51/HH139-AM
For details, you can add antennas, walk step, pitot probe, some air inlets, grills, door pivots...
If you need a tester, you can call me.