H-34 Choctaw/Mission Equipment - Revision history

Tsukino.firethorn: /* Attaching Loads to the Hook */

2022-03-06T19:24:38Z

‎Attaching Loads to the Hook

2022-03-06T19:24:17Z

‎Attaching Loads to the Hook

2021-08-17T12:51:24Z

‎Cargo Hook

2021-07-16T02:34:19Z

‎Building Loads

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‎Building Loads

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‎Attaching Loads to the Hook

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‎Cargo Hook

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‎Raising/Lowering the Cargo Hook

2021-07-16T02:31:57Z

‎Cargo Hook

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‎Cargo Hook

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 #Rez the load right-side up on the ground.
 #Have pilot fly into position over the load.
-#Deploy the Cargo hook.
+#Deploy the Cargo hook. (See section 2.1)
 #Ground personnel clicks on one of the loops to "hold" it. The loop will maintain the distance from the avi at the time it was clicked. Use mouselook to move the loop and maneuver it onto a hook.
 #Once the look is attached to the hook, signal the pilot to pick up the load.

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 #Rez the load right-side up on the ground.
 #Have pilot fly into position over the load.
 #Ground personnel clicks on one of the loops to "hold" it. The loop will maintain the distance from the avi at the time it was clicked. Use mouselook to move the loop and maneuver it onto a hook.
 #Once the look is attached to the hook, signal the pilot to pick up the load.

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 <figure id='fig:hook-controls'><caption>Cargo Hook Controls</caption></figure>]]
-A cargo hook on the underside of the aircraft can be used to carry sling loads.  Cargo loads are attached by crew members outside the aircraft either on the ground or while the aircraft is in a low hover.
+A cargo hook on the underside of the aircraft can be used to carry sling loads.  Cargo loads are attached by crew members outside the aircraft while the aircraft is in a low hover.
 ==== Raising/Lowering the Cargo Hook ====

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 Several menu options are available for loads. The load menu can only be accessed by the owner and is brought up by clicking on an anchor. Available options are:
-* Link Msg - This is an option than can be turned on/off. When the option is on, a link message with a integer value of -749203379 will be sent when the load changes states (e.g.,suspeneded or not suspended). This message can be intercepted by other scripts to perform other customized actions.
+* Link Msg - This is an option than can be turned on/off. When the option is on, a link message with a integer value of -749203379 will be sent when the load changes states (e.g., suspended or not suspended). This message can be intercepted by other scripts to perform other customized actions.
 * Hang Height - Sets the height below the helicopter at which the load will hang.
-* Access - Sets who can maniuplate the hook loops. Default is anyone.
+* Access - Sets who can manipulate the hook loops. Default is anyone.
 * Stat Drp - Enables/disabled static drop mode. When static drop is enabled, the cargo load will turn static when dropped rather than staying physical. This can be useful for dropping boats on the water surface.

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 ==== Building Loads ====
-The S-61R is packaged with a hook kit allowing you to build and share your own loads for the cargo hook system. The system is compatible with the Chinook hook load system, but since the S-61R only has a single hook, only load with a single loop can be used.
+The S-58 is packaged with a hook kit allowing you to build and share your own loads for the cargo hook system. The system is compatible with the Chinook hook load system, but since the S-58 only has a single hook, only load with a single loop can be used.
 The system is designed to offer a great deal of flexibility in how you configure your loads. The prim components of the system are full perm, while the script is copy/transfer allowing you to share any loads you create. The primary prim components of a load are:

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 ==== Attaching Loads to the Hook ====
-The CARGO HOOK switch should be set to SLING during load attachment and pickup to allow to the load to be released in the event problems occur.
+The CARGO SLING MASTER switch should be set to ON during load attachment and pickup to allow to the load to be released in the event problems occur.
 Loads are normally attached by ground personnel while the pilot maneuvers the helicopter over the load. Use the following procedure to attach the load.

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 ==== Raising/Lowering the Cargo Hook ====
-The cargo hook is raised and lowered through a tiedown cleat in the main cabin (see <xr id="fig:cargo-tie"/>).  Clicking the cleat will toggle the position of the cargo hook.  The cargo hook must be lowered in order to attach a load, and the hook cannot be raised if there is a load on it.
+The cargo hook is raised and lowered through a tiedown cleat in the main cabin (see <xr id="fig:hook-tie"/>).  Clicking the cleat will toggle the position of the cargo hook.  The cargo hook must be lowered in order to attach a load, and the hook cannot be raised if there is a load on it.
 ==== Cargo Hook Controls ====

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 === Cargo Hook ===
 [[File:S58-clutch-hook.png|thumb|right|100px|
 <figure id='fig:hook-controls'><caption>Cargo Hook Controls</caption></figure>]]