Chinook Helicopter With Shaft Vectoring (CH-47D)

*This heli is very hard to control.

*if the fuel seem like it doesnt want to fill the tank, try removing and placing back the tank, all of them (or maybe only the bugged tank)

*There is a bug with the torsion spring on the top (that responsable for turning) where it will bounce back to the opposite direction rather than stop at the intended direction. Try breaking it and placing it again until it didn't bounce back. Also make sure the max angle is 12 degree

This is a cute chubby chinook that can lift up to 2 ton (with diesel). its main feature are the shaft vectoring on both its main rotor for moving and turning. and because she have a ton of power i decided to put 2 stage transmision so you can finely adjust the power. she also have a cargo bay that can fit maybe a small car.

Start up checks (before you even fuel it):
1. Put the physics assembler anywhere around the cockpit (i forgot to put one)
2. Check your fuel tank. some times they bundle up with the wrong one. make sure on each side you have five 2x2x1 tanks. (i have the reference in the picture above)
3. Refuel her (dont forget to also fuel both pump engine)
4. Turn on the starter engine (make sure you also turn on both clutch and turn on your main engine toggle)
5. After the main engine start you can turn off the clutch.
6. Before lifting, test the controll to so that you dont lose power mid flight
7. Enjoy flying

Pilot Control:
W : Forward (Pitch Forward)
S  : Backward (Pitch Backward)
D : Turn Right
A : Turn Left
E : Move Right (Tilt Right)
Q : Move Left (Tilt Left)
L Shift : Decrease Power
Space : Increase Power

Copilot Control
W : Forward (Pitch Forward)
S  : Backward (Pitch Backward)
D : Turn Right
A : Turn Left
L Shift : Move Left (Tilt Left)
Space : Move Right (Tilt Right)

You can control the cargo door from both technician control and winch control. Oh and also the you can control the speed for winch, crane and door with the throttle lever beside the technician controll, but i suggest have it slow (12-14 power)

Pretty survival friendly btw, although a bit expensive ofcourse