Herrera & Carno corp. have produced the Har(e) 12 Helicopter. The Har series is an effort to sell mass amounts of contra rotating helicopters to western companys, much like the Mil series, this was a complete fail. Instead the Har was bought by hospitals and private companys with needs for a smaller but still powerful tool. The (e) variant was first produced in a batch of 12 for A&E as transport to and from remote amber mines, this meant high and hot altitudes at heavy weights, which is no problem for the (e) variant. Several were also converted as SAR helicopters after an incident on The Isle. Controls: All normal, to change heading ensure you have at least 50mph of foward speed and then bank and use the rudders to turn, keep the nose on the horizon, ag3 for lights. I hope you enjoy the Har(e) XII, if u play the Isle let me know. Viva la Herra
Specifications
Spotlights
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General Characteristics
- Predecessor Xjay/SM-16 Fifloa Multipurpose Helicopter
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 211.9ft (64.6m)
- Length 219.6ft (66.9m)
- Height 132.2ft (40.3m)
- Empty Weight 8,716lbs (3,953kg)
- Loaded Weight 10,317lbs (4,679kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 21.782
- Wing Loading 84.6lbs/ft2 (413.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 122.0ft2 (11.3m2)
- Drag Points 5788
Parts
- Number of Parts 164
- Control Surfaces 6
- Performance Cost 810
GreatNice work man, looks great, flies great! Just a little tip; if you’re interested in an easy way to add yaw control while hovering, install a gyro with these settings:
Action group — 8 (or all)
Gyroscopic speed — 250%
Gyroscopic stability — 0%
Auto orient — Enabled
Pitch Range — 0%
Roll Range — 0%
Yaw Power — 150-250%
Pitch Input:
Activation Group — None
Input — Pitch
Invert — No
Roll Input:
Activation Group — None
Input — Roll
Invert — None
Yaw Input:
Activation Group — None
Input — Yaw
Invert — No
With these settings, you can give the aircraft yaw control while hovering without the gyro causing auto-leveling or affecting the pitch or roll. You won’t even notice there’s a gyro (except that you’ll have yaw control while hovering haha). If you’re a purist about it and don’t want to use a gyro, there’s other ways to add yaw control that are a little more involved...
Cool!