Suri Mk.I

The Suri Mk.I (pronounced "soo-ree") is a SAR helicopter loosely based on the NH90. Powered by a single jet engine, it is an agile medium sized helicopter capable of long range search and rescue missions, small cargo delivery and personnel transportation. As with all my creations, I like to keep things simple, practical and easy to use.



- Moved bottom camera feed to main MFD.
- Added fuel level and range.
- Fixed flare launchers (will stay closed when not under power).



1. GPS Autopilot
2. Rear cargo ramp
3. Flares
4. Radar with variable range.
5. Emergency transponder locator
6. Assortment of personal and medical equipment.
7. Stabilized gimbal camera
8. Radio



- Length : 16.75m
- Width : 3.25m
- Max speed : 169 kph
- Power : Single jet engine
- Fuel : 16k liters (jet fuel)



STARTUP

1. Turn on engine switch.
2. Wait till engine reaches 1200 RPM.
3. Release brakes.
4. Press and hold w key to exit hangar.
5. Lift off, retract gear and fly off into the sunset.

AUTO POSITION HOLD

1. Automatic position hold can be achieved with autopilot in mild windy conditions.
2. Either fly manually or with autopilot to your intended target or destination.
3. Once reaching your destination, adjust your position and face upwind.
4. Enter an autopilot waypoint just beyond your target (+/- 50 meters)
5. Switch on autopilot and the heli will hold its position.
6. Make sure you're not directly above the waypoint or the heli will constantly fly circles around the waypoint.





1. GPS Autopilot & Engine Control - Uran_Wind
2. GPS Autopilot (ETA & Distance only) - Taijin
3. Emergency Beacon Finder - Cake
4. Radar - Jecki1379
5. Radio - Sheepdog
6. Emergency Beacon Finder - Cake


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