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[BROKEN] Martin B-10B Bomber

Length: Real Size: 45ft (13.6m) Replica: 63ft (18.25m)

Wingspan: Real Size: 70.5ft (21.49m) Replica: 78ft (29.25m)

Height (gear-tail): Real Size: 15ft (4.7m) Replica: 21ft (6.75m)



Cruise Speed: Real Speed: 193MPH (185kts, 92m/s) Replica: 161MPH (140kts, 72m/s)

Max (safe) Range: Real Range: 1,240mi (1,080nmi, 2,000km) Replica: not determined yet

Max Capacity: Real Capacity: 3 Crew Replica: 3 Crew







- Pitch yaw and roll are on the seats.

- Throttle mode switches on the floor to the right of the pilot's seat.

- 1: Throttle Up (push)

- 2: Throttle Down (push)

- 3: Brake (default on)

- 4: Landing Gear

- 5: Open Bomb Bay

- 6: Drop Bombs (sequential order, each push drops one bomb)




- Engine Fuel switches are on the bottom left part of the front panel.

- Engine Starter switches are on the bottom center part of the front panel.

- Engine Throttle is on the left side of the bottom panel.

- Engine power switches are on the bottom left part of the front panel.

- Engine gauges on the left side of the front panel.



- Fuel gauge is on the left side of the front panel.



- Light Switches are on multiple panels on the left side of the cockpit.



- Gear and brake indicators are on the left side of the front panel.

- Pushback button is on the right side of the cockpit near the gear controls.




- Directional equipment (compass, artificial horizon) directly in front of the pilot's seat.

- Altitude and speed are to the left and right sides of the artificial horizon.




- Switchable Throttle Modes. Most of the planes I build have a way of switching the way you control the throttle. I have implemented a system that allows you to use three separate modes. 1/2 keys (the default), up/down arrows, and HOTAS.

- Gliding Physics. Putting the throttle at around 0.55 makes the plane have sort of a fake gliding effect. This is done using a wheel glitch. But it allows the plane to be able to fly controllably with only one engine running.

- Pushback button. This button is meant to help taxi the plane for hard situations where you can't reverse on the ground without having to get out and push.





- The plane pitches a bit forward when flying straight and level due to thrust offset to the center off mass.




1. Turn on main power

2. Turn on strobe, nav, tail, and interior lights (optional)

3. Turn on both engine powers and fuel pumps

4. Throttle up a bit (about 0.25)

5. Hold both engine starters for about a second each, and throttle down back to about 0.1

6. Once both engines started, throttle up and turn off the brakes




- The plane will take off easily with this set of instructions. Follow these to take off correctly

Throttle up to 1.00 and start going down the runway. The plane will want to turn, make sure to counteract that with the rudder and you can take off a bit quicker if you roll to one side to get a wheel off the ground. Once the tail is off the ground, start pulling up. Cruise throttle is about 0.9. It'll save a lot of fuel. Trust me.




You're ready to fly!


Credits:

Thanks to shaddywoohooman for putting new modular engines in this plane.


Tags: B-10, B10, b10, Bomber, bomber, Martin, martin, WWII, War, plane, aircraft


Thanks for downloading, and have fun with it!