I’m really excited to show this aircraft to all of you, because I made a working electric aircraft and I also made a decent loading ramp system. A huge thanks to randomusername for giving me some tips on how to make a working electric aircraft, this wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t for the tips you gave me. This aircraft ain’t the most prettiest looking one or the fastest one, but it does fly. It’s a troop or cargo transport and it gets its power from the sun, thanks to a solar panel on the top, it also has a reserve battery for night flights.
Controls: normal aircraft controls
ag1: arresting hook
ag2: lift up tail to access the cargo hold ag3: pull out ramp
ag3+VTOL: lower ramp
Unit cost: 200 000 in Canadian dollars. Hope you enjoy!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Big aircraft project
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 90.0ft (27.4m)
- Length 121.8ft (37.1m)
- Height 33.8ft (10.3m)
- Empty Weight 31,523lbs (14,298kg)
- Loaded Weight 31,523lbs (14,298kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 13.9lbs/ft2 (67.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,266.5ft2 (210.6m2)
- Drag Points 11751
Parts
- Number of Parts 127
- Control Surfaces 10
- Performance Cost 798
Don’t worry, not a dumb question. But ACEPILOT109 has already answered your question. @Sadboye12
Yes, that exactly! At least that how I made one a while ago @Sadboye12
im guessing it uses no fuel but rotators?
@ACEPILOT109
A plane powered by electricity @Sadboye12
what is an electric plane?
sry dumb question
@Sadboye12 thanks for the upvote!
Thanks! It was the sweet spot I guess you could say, it’s where they weren’t affecting the planes performance. And thanks for the upvote! @ACEPILOT109
Interesting place for the engines, or, motors. I like it! Reminds me of a Icon A-5!
@Skyler717 @randomusername thanks for the upvotes!
I totally agree with you! It was the only place where they would run smoothly and not affect the plane itself. Haha, thanks again! :)@randomusername
@randomusername Hi! I finished my electric aircraft, and was wondering what you thought of it, before I publish it. Thanks again for helping me out!