Take off

1. throttle 100% and wait until the main rotor spinning at full speed
2. VTOL to 100% for take-off, pitch up to bring the nose up a bit (the pusher propeller will start after VTOL is more than 60%)
3. bring down VTOL to 70-80% for normal flight

Landing

1. bring down VTOL by 50% and nose up to reduce the speed. The pusher propeller will be turned off automatically. Watch your defending speed not to crush into the ground very fast.

It is easy to fly and land anywhere. Don't forget to nose up (to reduce the ground speed to 50-60 mph) at landing

AG8 to on and off the gyroscope

AG2 Searchlights

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Design

Win s Wasp Mk-3 is a little scout helicopter in a fictional timeline of the late 1950s cold war era, operated by a NATO nation. The rotor design is inspired by Kamov helicopters, it features Kamov's characteristic coaxial contra-rotating rotor system, which removes the need for the entire tail rotor assembly and improves the aircraft's aerobatic qualities. And regular tail rotors reduce about 30% of engine power. Instead of the need for a tail rotor, the pusher prop (THIS IS NOT A TAIL ROTOR) is added for extra speed. The pusher prop will activate during takeoff and forward flight, but not during landing.

THIS IS NOT AN AUTO GYRO, in which the main rotor has to be free rotating (no engine power on it) and acts like a wing from the airplane.

Armament

1x Gatling gun
1x 30mm canon (240 rounds)
2x Rocket Pods (14 rockets)

Photo Gallery

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Helicopter-Principles

This helicopter uses a coaxial rotor principle. To learn more about different helicopters, visit my forum on Helicopter-Principles