Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: grizz441 on February 11, 2012, 04:14:48 PM
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A useful addition to the aces high ground game would be the addition of the Hafner Rotabuggy, or flying jeep. I propose that this craft require a perk cost to use, but could be quite effective at resupplying friendly tanks in a battle. The current jeep can get the job done, but this would be nice to have in certain applications where the terrain is rugged, the journey is far, or there are too many perils en route to resupply. Provided below is some limited data for modeling purposes, but I'm not sure what the max alt ceiling is.
Rotabuggy data:
ROTOR SPAN:
46 ft. 8 in. (12.4 m.)
GROSS WEIGHT:
3,110 lb. (1411 kg) including
550 lb. (241 kg) for rotor unit DESIGN MAX. SPEED:
150 mph (241 km/h)
EST. RATE OF DESCENT:
960-1,980 ft/min
(4.9-10 m/sec)
(http://www.weirdworm.com/img/stories/5-weird-weapons-of-world-war-2%20-the-allies/the-flying-jeep.jpg)
(http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/12/2010/07/500x_hafner_rotabuggy.jpg)
DWMW.
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For a second I thought DavidWales actually made a sensible thread.
How many of these were build?
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+1
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For a second I thought DavidWales actually made a sensible thread.
How many of these were build?
According to wikipedia, one.
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That looks like an excellent way to die.
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According to wikipedia, one.
Well then I'm sure you know that HTC wont add it unless it saw squadron service.
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150 mph
1,980 ft/min
yeah sure :rofl
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HTC is already working on it:
(http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee35/lengro/flying_trucks.png)
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hey grizz the one you killed going up the mountain wasnt funny enought :rofl.
semp
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+1
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That looks like an excellent way to die.
That's funny, that's pretty much what I said to my wife when she asked me why I wanted to build my own airplane. :lol
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yeah sure :rofl
If you look closer, that is its rate of descent, not climb. The 150 mph seems to be a stretch though.
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hey grizz the one you killed going up the mountain wasnt funny enought :rofl.
semp
While he was a 262 no less.......... lol
If I could have gotten airborne he was toast. :neener:
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What about his little beauty? Not sure if it is considered a field modification... :D
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XuUllC4wk5U/TVSAKQfHR_I/AAAAAAAARFA/6xem-Po3-T0/s400/sidecar_world_war2_fighter_plane_3.jpg)
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What about his little beauty? Not sure if it is considered a field modification... :D
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-XuUllC4wk5U/TVSAKQfHR_I/AAAAAAAARFA/6xem-Po3-T0/s400/sidecar_world_war2_fighter_plane_3.jpg)
that is definitely field modified. ww2 pilots didnt have beards.
semp
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A useful addition to the aces high ground game would be the addition of the Hafner Rotabuggy, or flying jeep. I propose that this craft require a perk cost to use, but could be quite effective at resupplying friendly tanks in a battle. The current jeep can get the job done, but this would be nice to have in certain applications where the terrain is rugged, the journey is far, or there are too many perils en route to resupply. Provided below is some limited data for modeling purposes, but I'm not sure what the max alt ceiling is.
Rotabuggy data:
ROTOR SPAN:
46 ft. 8 in. (12.4 m.)
GROSS WEIGHT:
3,110 lb. (1411 kg) including
550 lb. (241 kg) for rotor unit DESIGN MAX. SPEED:
150 mph (241 km/h)
EST. RATE OF DESCENT:
960-1,980 ft/min
(4.9-10 m/sec)
(http://www.weirdworm.com/img/stories/5-weird-weapons-of-world-war-2%20-the-allies/the-flying-jeep.jpg)
(http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/12/2010/07/500x_hafner_rotabuggy.jpg)
DWMW.
You do realize that helicopters do not fly, I hope.
They are just so damn ugly that the Earth repels them...
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You do realize that helicopters do not fly, I hope.
They are just so damn ugly that the Earth repels them...
That and they beat the air into submission with those God awful props.
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i would love to see this added, i have been wanting helicopter like crafts for years
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjVE1XLNDJI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdRl-QTNwmE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbL1_oRCdI4&feature=related
:O :noid :noid