Sturgeon
37.9k AeroEngineering
9.1 years ago
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Auto Credit Based on BlueWhiskySP's Cargo Ship
This a fast response cutter based or off the USCG's fast response 87 ft. cutters. The turning radius is slightly large, you will just have to get used to it, it's the best I can do. The railings and and propellers are mixed blocks, so you can save them to your subassembilys. I hope you enjoy my fast response cutter, which I have named the Sturgeon, for use of patrolling the waters around the islands. Credit to BluewhiskeyYT for the hull. Enjoy and don't forget to upvote if you think it is a good vessel. Thanks for taking the time to look at this.-AeroEngineering
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Cargo Ship
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 17.0ft (5.2m)
- Length 82.3ft (25.1m)
- Height 18.7ft (5.7m)
- Empty Weight 5,048lbs (2,290kg)
- Loaded Weight 65,900lbs (29,892kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.045
- Wing Loading 689.8lbs/ft2 (3,368.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 95.5ft2 (8.9m2)
- Drag Points 16184
Parts
- Number of Parts 148
- Control Surfaces 2
- Performance Cost 527
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT I found it but I cant download nright now. Thanks for the help9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@PhilipTarpley whenever i tried to post anything longer than a line, I got a google errror message9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySP@AeroEngineering heres what i could do for what you wanted in another sturgeon https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/Kd08a1/Sturgeon-mk29.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySP@PhilipTarpley he means that the notifications arent compressing into one, its doing that for me anyway9.1 years ago
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Dev PhilipTarpley@AeroEngineering No, I didn't see that, what is it?9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@PhilipTarpley thanks for rating. I assume you saw the glitch with the wbsite earlier about the comments on this plane9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineeringonly post one line messages for some reason without getting an error message9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT sorry for all of the posts Im not trying to spam you but right now I can9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineeringIf you need thin modded fuse blocks just save part if the railings to your subassemblies.9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT just make it out of fuse blocks9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT /www.simpleplanes.com/a/X9Vg10/Cape-class-motor-life-boat9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Alright I just realized the tower on the Cape class motor lifeboat might work9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySP@AeroEngineering no problem9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Thanks9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySPok ill try my best @AeroEngineering9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Oh, I almost forgot, the tower doesnt need all of the trusses, just to look realistic. All my attempts at it have looked really strange, like it was melting or something9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT You cant see it in that picture, but in stern there is a depression in the rear with a RIB that deploys through an opening gate. I dont think I will need help with that, but I might9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Please. You should be able to see some of the trusses in the tower, Thats what I need help with. I can add the antennas.9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySP@AeroEngineering i can help if you want9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Alright. I could use help with the tower in the bridge, too9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySPfit stabilizers (fueslage blocks) on the sides (0.5W*xH* 5xL*) and set their buoyancy to about 80% and add dead weight (dead weight is now 80% more buoyant with the rest of the piece) and that will act as a stabilizer. and i hope the full finished version will be good when its done9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT Its based of the USCG Stugeon. http://www.uscg.mil/d8/cgcsturgeon/img/cgcSturgeon.jpg ^^Picture of it9.1 years ago
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37.9k AeroEngineering@BlueWhiskyYT The fist steering apparatus I tried was that, and it did barrel rolls. And I do realize the cockpit is uside down, I had nowhere to hide it. I forget to mention that this is a work in progress.9.1 years ago
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2,715 BlueWhiskySPits a good design, like the railings. nice small touch i may say. you can improve the turning radius by attaching the propellors to a rotator which in turn is basically vector thrust. one thing about it is the cockpit is upside-down. still nice though.9.1 years ago