Contrast Ultralight MK1+ (Smart Plane)

This is the upgraded version of the Contrast Ultralight MK1, now with a plus! Why pick this version? -Much better handling -Upgraded smart features -More lift -More detail -Removed the gyro stabilisers which were replaced with a much more complex (but effective) system. With this upgraded version you get much better smart feature which includes an improved altitude climb option that can keep the aircraft fully stable at high speeds, you also get a pair of beacon lights that signify that your plane is active. Another new feature is the altitude hold arm sound, a sound that plays when you activate the altitude hold feature. This aircraft may not win any beauty contests any time soon but it was designed to be as light as possible while maintaining the lowest cost possible, with a large wing span and a tri-propeller, this aircraft produces a large amount of lift and moderate thrust. Specifications: Top speed- 72mph/116kph Take off speed- 43mph/69kmh Power-300 Propeller- Tri Stall speed without flaps- ~37mph/60kph Stall speed with flaps- ~32mph/51kph Climb rate- ~60mph/100kmh Autopilot- Semi Smart Features: -Head-on crash alert -Left/right object avoidance -Stall alarm -Smart climb -Smart flaps -Roll stabiliser -Altitude hold Controls- W/S- Pitch A/D- Roll Q/E- Yaw Space- Throttle T- Toggle smart climb Y- Toggle flaps U- Toggle altitude hold L- Landing lights Things to avoid: -Having both smart climb and altitude hold on at the same time -Pulling up sharply -Combat (Not suitable for combat) How to fly: Short runway take off: 1. Toggle flaps by pressing (even if they are already deployed) 2. Hold to increase the throttle 3. Depending on the condition of the runway, the aircraft will lift off on its own, otherwise you need to pull up manually at 45mph/ 72kph 4. Maintain positive pitch to climb (Alternatively press to toggle smart climb) 5. Once at a suitable altitude, press to retract the flaps 6. Once you reach a desired altitude, disable smart climb (if enabled)