2000 GMO Ultra-Light Motor-Glider

Back in the 20th century, GMO tried to take the skies of France by force with many failed aircraft attemps.

Fast forward in the 2000's, they are back with an Ultra-Light Motor-Glider, powered by a 1.0L, 50hp, Air-cooled, gravity-fed carburettor Inline 4. The gearbox has 2 ranges and 2 speeds : forward and backward, low and high ranges only available in the "forward" gearing.

The aircraft is mainly made out of wood and canvas, although the whole engine and frame are made out of aluminium. For weight distribution, the front wheel is made out of wood and will in no way save your life in a crash!

Enough lore, these are the features of this aircraft :

• Detailed engine
• Functional levers and pedals
• Variable throttle
• Brick count : 246
• Weight : 424.51kg (~934.76lb)

Controls :

• Handbrake : Wheel brakes
• W/S : Throttle control
• A/D : Front wheel steering
• UP/DOWN : Pitch
• LEFT/RIGHT : Roll

How to opperate :

• 1 : Bring the vehicle to a flat-ish, straight-ish surface
• 2 : Pull the handbrake all the way and shift into 5th gear
• 3 : Push the throttle all the way
• 4 : Wait for the engine to reach 4000 RPMs-ish
• 5 : Pull the handbrake off and hope for the best
• 6 : If you are still alive, use the arrow keys to control the aircraft and take off properly

Tips :

• Ideal take-off engine speed : 4000 RPMs
• Ideal take-off air speed : 160kph (100MPH)
• Ideal cruising engine speed : 3500 RPMs
• Ideal landing engine speed : 2750 RPMs
• Ideal landing air-speed : 160kph (100MPH)

What you are allowed to do :

• Share this vehicle
• Use this vehicle in a set or group
• Modify the vehicle

What you are not allowed to do :

• Repost the vehicle without permission
• Claim the rights

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