RSCL - PCC-266 Flie Cargo Tri-Rotorcraft

CRAFT STATS AT BOTTOM With the worlds lands becoming less toxic and the lands beyond the bunkers regressing to a state of civil normality the RSC benefactors and corporate leaders saw the need to cut transportation costs to further fuel the Consortiums economic and industrial growth. The need for a much cheaper transport solution was needed that wouldn't put strain on the ever production of war materials and technologies. Syjin Aerospace Inc, along with Copesh Computer Technologies would band together to help fill this hole and would create the PCC 266 Flie for the civilian and industrial market. Designed early in the year 83 the PCC 266 Flie is a nimble Tri-rotorcraft and one of the few civilian purchasable craft to come equipped as standard with military grade weaponry. Built around a central winch bay, able to carry 2 standard sized cargo units with a gross weight of 44,000 kg as well as outsized loads so long as their dimensions and weight fit within the crafts central void space parameters. The main hull shape of the Flie is bulbous yet streamlined allowing for the crafts heavy power plant and fuel tanks to be house in the front portion of the craft allowing for easy access for the crew even while in flight. The 266's power plant consists of three 528-D37 turbocharged Compression cylinders. These feed a master bus which in tern supplies the 3 coaxial ducted rotor fans. These rotor blades were an entirely new concept for Syjin, being used to Compression jet engines, and required intense study of pre bunker data files to get the design working. This combined with Copesh's ingenious flight computer system made the craft surprisingly stable in flight. However the unpredictable thrust variations from the rotors makes the craft difficult to recover from uncontrolled spins and evasive manoeuvrers and the application of Vine-strike kits ensures pilots don't get snagged in vegetation or infrastructure cables whilst on manoeuvrers The Flie features an impressive view of