Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR1
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Type | Military aircraft, Fighter aircraft, VTOL aircraft | |
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Configuration | High wing aircraft | |
Propulsion | Jet aircraft | |
Manufacturer | Hawker | |
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FDM | YASim | |
--aircraft= | Harrier-GR1 | |
Status | Early production | |
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The Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR1 was the first operational close-support and reconnaissance fighter aircraft with vertical/short takeoff and landing (V/STOL) capabilities, designed by Hawker Siddeley in the United Kingdom.
Performance Data
Maximum Speed: | 746 mph |
Rate of climb: | 50,000 ft/min |
Service Ceiling: | 55,000 ft |
Range: | 403 mi |
Aircraft help
Key | Function |
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} | Engine |
M / ⇧ Shift+M | Thrust vectoring |
J / K | Air brake |
C | Canopy |
E | Eject |
H | HUD |
F | Gun |
D | Rockets |
Q | Flares |
Take-off instructions
The Harriers thrusters on the nose, tail and wing tips can only compensate fully for angles of 10° or less pitch or roll. Any more than that and you may end up dead. The GR1 was not powerful enough to achieve a vertical take off while carrying a payload. Short take off is easily achieved by using 45° vector. For vertical takeoff without external payload, select 80°–85° vector and apply throttle gently. Vector angles of 90°–100° will induce reverse flight.
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Development status/Issues/Todo
Development status - IN DEVELOPMENT
- Authentic FDM
- Detailed 3D model & textures
- Pilot model
- Ejection seat
- External animations
- Particle system
- Lights
- Authentic sounds
- Authentic HUD
- Authentic instruments
- Autopilot
- Full Bombable support
- Weapon system
- Fuel & weight control
Issues
- None
Todo
- Cockpit textures
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