Axion Corps present: Axion - Chariotte Flying Crane.

Etymology

Chariotte came from "Chariot", an ancient method of transporting carriage. Although chariot itself has "light" in the definitions, "light" is not suitable words for Axion - Chariotte.

Design

Axion - Chariotte is a heavy sky crane, designed to fulfill military needs of lifting a minimal 2 Jackhammer (each Jackhammer weight 10,743lbs or 4,872kg). And we decide, screw military requirement and build a helicopter with a max lifting capability of 110.231lbs or 50 tons. The design is inspired by a real-life Hughes XH-17 flying crane. We first use 1 double blade rotor design but clearly, tandem configurations are superior in terms of lifting power and stability.

Features

• Ramp
• Magnet
• 50 tons of lifting capability
  

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Controls:

• Activate1: toggle ramp and magnet
• VTOL: Toggle winches
• Trim: Rotor Pitch
  

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Limitations:

• Will do uncontrollable 360 if pushed to ±35 degree< pitch.
  
  
  
  • Solution: just do a recovery with counter pitch. Never push ±35 degree pitch in low altitude