This is an old welington bomber claimed from the scrap yards of Britan. Its been repaired and modified to support long distance search and rescue missions. Now equiped with a medical bay, crew room and passenger bay. No weapons remains on the aircraft except for the nose and tail gunners which have been updated to contain cammeras and controled from seperate seats located behind the cockpit. This plane has a reputation of dipping its nose mid flight as this caused the plane to be wrecked in the first place. The planes aquired some janky landing gear as the fuelselage couldnt handle proper gear that retracts into itself without compromisation. The royal airforce salutes whoever now flys this piece of history. The engines full power is expressed when the clutch is set to 50 and throttles 100, however the engines are not built for long durations of this mode and will quickly overheat when in hotter climates. This states visible when the engiens are producing visible exhaust.
Take off clutch 50
Steady controle clutch 60 - 65
Cruise clutch 70 (MAX)
The clutches max is set to 70 otherwise the engines will stall, this is an issue thats most likley resulted from the gear system. This issue isn't a concern at the moment as i belive it doesnt effect efficiency.
How to launch
Land:
1. parking brake off
2. Throttle 40% (taxi)
3. Clutch MAX
4. Taxi to runway
5. Clutch 50
6. Throttle 100%
7. Pray a bolt hasnt come undone
Water:
1. Headwind 14
2. Clutch 50
3. Throttle 100%
4. Pray a bolt isnt too rusted
NOTE: This is my first plane built EVER and my first upload to the steam workshop also its pretty much my first creation too. this was just a fun experiment that i feel like turned out pretty well. Now there are obviously some features that arent available in said creation e.g. ALT hold, Heading hold, Auto pilot and a Gyro. Im unsure on how to implement these features so some feedback would be greatly apreciated. I will try and add these features in the future but until then please enjoy this creation thats taken a lot of days and learning to construct.
