RAF 200 class Seaplane Tender
RAF 200 class Seaplane Tender (1:1 Scale)
Seaplanes can fly and float, but they can’t use a conventional dock because of their wings. While the seaplane was at anchor or moored to a pontoon, a tender would transfer crews, provisions and munitions to land. The 200 class seaplane tenders, first built in 1931, were twin engined, hard-chined, vee-bottomed boats which were designed to combine safety at sea in any flying weather with immediate speed in an emergency and economy of maintenance.
Built as fast small boat to support seaplanes and also it can be used for SAR, passenger transport and firefighting missions. It can be controlled with Remote controller which can be useful for towing seaplanes or maybe gliders.
– Stable and fast small boat tested in extreme weathers
– Remotely controllable
– Single physical body for optimal multiplayer performance
– Twin, 8-cylinder modular engines
– Auto throttle reduction if engine is near overheating or propeller is not touching water to save fuel
– High torque (for towing or in bad weather) and reverse modes
– Electric propulsion as backup
– Fluid cannon
– 4 compartments with bilge pumps
– Towing winch
– 22 passenger seat and a bed
– Various outfits and first person equipments
– Reserve battery and automatic alternator system
– Heater
– Hatches to access everywhere
1. Make sure Main Battery is ON
2. Press 2 to turn engines ON
3. Increase throttle
Note1: Remote controller frequency is 5. Controls are same as Helm controls.
Note2: Electric propulsion has its own breaker to be powered.
– PNG to XML Paint tool: http://rising.at/Stormworks/paint.php
– Struner’s Remote Controller Settings https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2242140212
– TheDrafter’s Fuel consumption calculator: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1618022072
