1:30 -- RE: The Chinook; Fun Fact, one of the strongest arguments in favor of the Chinook's design is in the many ways it can be altered for mission purposes. Canada's Search and Rescue services, for example, used it for its amphibious properties for decades.
16:00 -- RE: Length of Chinook-style; It's worth mentioning that the design of the Chinook has another major benefit in terms of the basic dynamics of stable helicopter flight, which is the forward and aft placement of the rotors. In short, most helicopters which use 1 rotor or a coaxial counter-rotating rotor system work best when located directly above the CoG. Mass located aft of the rotor will cause the platform to trim in an attitude that makes it want to fly backwards, and vice versa, but the forward and aft rotors of the Chinook should partially or completely cancel these tendencies out provided the center of gravity remains between them.
6:20 -- RE: Fuel; I suspect it would be best to have at least 2 large tanks somewhere midships and below the geometric CoG, and then pump from them to a reservoir tank above the engine(s) that can feed via gravity. An emergency fuel tank would also be helpful, again located lower rather than higher to keep the "self righting" tendency of the overall design. The *worst* thing would be to try to land it on the water unless the CoG was intentionally kept low and buoyancy provided to the sides, to prevent the heli from rolling over into the water. Fuel would need to be cross-fed from the various tanks, but that's not a difficult thing to sort out. ; )
Nice work, I like this style of building videos :) You should do a follow up where you make a bigger version of this that can utilize the big rotors for even more lifting power!
Love your videos and wanted to say I think it’s looking great so far. It just does feel pretty short and stubby so I think the proportions are kinda awkward, but if you feel very strongly about your design I’m fine with that.
Thank you :) For this particular one I want it to be short so it can still land on smaller landing pads, maybe even on ships! I only took inspiration from the Chinook, but it is not based on it, but I do plan on making a larger, more powerful one afterward!
I would recommend making it so either side can take control of the chinook. Also I recommend adding a winch underneath for sling loading cargo oh and make the sling on the inside on a rail so you can move it to the front of the cargo bay and it won’t cause issues with any cargo inside
It would be super cool if you could make a helicopter based off the Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane helicopter, so that if you ever have a vehicle or container that need to be moved that’s to big or heavy for the chinook style helicopter in this video you have the skycrane to lift it for you
14:53 ehh ive gotten as many as 18 people on rescue missions before and if you do two missions with 7 or 8 people each.. point being 20 seats would be a fair number
No problem you can just take the guns off and change the painting with new job and: ADVENTURE - Rescue - Scientific Mission and good purpose 🤔🤨💡✨🧐🏅if you can and you like
Please answer me one idea i love it but l hate the Army military any un justify and evil or doll do with no carre for the others it’s better to be national guard- Nobel one firefighter- …no killing or harming unless you are under threat but not more…🥺🙏🤍💓💗💓🤍☺️😔🤗
how to make a helicopter with a duct fan in the tail? I don't understand how to control it. I made the control of the tank according to your guide. huge gratitude.
Stay tuned for Part II with the polishing, interior finishing and many other features! Thanks for watching :)
454 what if you made montages of you building? Big thing but would be cool
1:30 -- RE: The Chinook; Fun Fact, one of the strongest arguments in favor of the Chinook's design is in the many ways it can be altered for mission purposes. Canada's Search and Rescue services, for example, used it for its amphibious properties for decades.
Totally! It seems like an epic platform for that!
16:00 -- RE: Length of Chinook-style; It's worth mentioning that the design of the Chinook has another major benefit in terms of the basic dynamics of stable helicopter flight, which is the forward and aft placement of the rotors. In short, most helicopters which use 1 rotor or a coaxial counter-rotating rotor system work best when located directly above the CoG. Mass located aft of the rotor will cause the platform to trim in an attitude that makes it want to fly backwards, and vice versa, but the forward and aft rotors of the Chinook should partially or completely cancel these tendencies out provided the center of gravity remains between them.
6:20 -- RE: Fuel; I suspect it would be best to have at least 2 large tanks somewhere midships and below the geometric CoG, and then pump from them to a reservoir tank above the engine(s) that can feed via gravity. An emergency fuel tank would also be helpful, again located lower rather than higher to keep the "self righting" tendency of the overall design. The *worst* thing would be to try to land it on the water unless the CoG was intentionally kept low and buoyancy provided to the sides, to prevent the heli from rolling over into the water. Fuel would need to be cross-fed from the various tanks, but that's not a difficult thing to sort out. ; )
Nice work, I like this style of building videos :)
You should do a follow up where you make a bigger version of this that can utilize the big rotors for even more lifting power!
Thanks for the comment, and great idea! To actually have 2 real jet engines :D This has only one jet engine and 2 'fake' engines on the side haha
Love your videos and wanted to say I think it’s looking great so far. It just does feel pretty short and stubby so I think the proportions are kinda awkward, but if you feel very strongly about your design I’m fine with that.
Thank you :) For this particular one I want it to be short so it can still land on smaller landing pads, maybe even on ships! I only took inspiration from the Chinook, but it is not based on it, but I do plan on making a larger, more powerful one afterward!
Love the build!
You should make an air-droppable vehicle to go along with this, maybe modify some of the buckels
I would recommend making it so either side can take control of the chinook. Also I recommend adding a winch underneath for sling loading cargo oh and make the sling on the inside on a rail so you can move it to the front of the cargo bay and it won’t cause issues with any cargo inside
It would be super cool if you could make a helicopter based off the Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane helicopter, so that if you ever have a vehicle or container that need to be moved that’s to big or heavy for the chinook style helicopter in this video you have the skycrane to lift it for you
Found u the other day and thought "wow those builds are great, I should use some" and realized I already was! Easy sub for sure
You should make a storm chasing vehicle like the tivs or doms
14:53 ehh ive gotten as many as 18 people on rescue missions before and if you do two missions with 7 or 8 people each.. point being 20 seats would be a fair number
Great point! Increased the number of seats because of this :)
@@454ss_gaming oh wow haha, well nice to know i helped at least a tiny bit on this build haha :)
No problem you can just take the guns off and change the painting with new job and:
ADVENTURE - Rescue - Scientific
Mission and good purpose 🤔🤨💡✨🧐🏅if you can and you like
Please answer me one idea i love it but l hate the Army military any un justify and evil or doll do with no carre for the others it’s better to be national guard- Nobel one firefighter- …no killing or harming unless you are under threat but not more…🥺🙏🤍💓💗💓🤍☺️😔🤗
how to make a helicopter with a duct fan in the tail? I don't understand how to control it. I made the control of the tank according to your guide. huge gratitude.
is the rx 118 supposed to be a CH 53 because it has CH 53 vibes
Are all 3 of the vechiles at the start available for anyone to download?