Important Note - only use on High Physics

The Heracles RT.11A was a project started by British company MMC Aerospace for the SAF (Spiros Aerial Forces) that outlined an experimental reconnaissance twin prop that would feature a few concepts that engineers had developed. The Heracles featured thrust vectoring pusher dual propeller engines to assist with roll, and was also fitted with an aerial gyroscopic assistance system that was designed to improve flight performance. The cockpit was praised for its exceptional visibility, and greatly assisted with the reconnaissance role in which the Heracles had been designed for. Cruising at speeds of about 220mph (354km/h), which met the specification guidelines, the Heracles had a respectable speed and range. The aircraft entered service in late 2018 as a revolutionary aircraft, and stayed in service until 2030 with various upgrades to stave off obsolescence until its official retirement.

Controls

• Pitch for Elevators
• Roll for Ailerons
• Trim for Trim
• AG 1 for landing lights
• AG 8 for navigation lights

Control Notes

• Do not land at speeds exceeding 130mph (209km/h)

Specifications

• x2 1700HP Korfu “Sanchez” DP5 Engines

Aircraft built at 1:1 scale