H-92

Sikorsky H-92 SAR

Role Search and Rescue Manufacturer Sikorsky RL First Flight 1998 RL Introduction 2004 SL First Flight 2016 SL Introduction April 23, 2016 GTFO Code KS92

This virtual H-92 SAR edition is a reproduction of the Sikorsky H-92 "Superhawk". The H-92 is medium-lift helicopter with a max gross weight of 26,500 pounds powered by twin turbine engines. The H-92 is the military/search and rescue version of the Sikorsky S-92. The S-92 made its maiden flight in 1998, received its FAA type certificate in December 2002 and was delivered to its first customer in 2004. This virtual H-92 has 12 seating positions. The pilot and copilot; crew positions for observer, winch operator station (standing), winch operator seat; five additional crew member or passenger seats; and two litters for patients or rescue victims.

The SAFE (Shergood Aviation Flight Engine) engine driving this virtual reproduction is the most advanced and realistic in SL., developed by an RL helicopter pilot The engine is purely physics based and features independent control of cyclic, collective and anti-torque pedals. Many real-world helicopter effects are also modeled as part of the engine including translational lift, translating tendency, ground effect, main rotor torque and vortex ring state.

Master Contents

General Limitations Emergency Procedures Normal Procedures

Weight and Balance Systems SL Feaures SAR Equipment Painting Resources

Credits

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• Sounds - Lorin Tone
• Flight Testing - Lanelle Saunders, Jessica 'Conwing' MacDougal (tesserra), Starbuckk Serapis, 2nis Sands, Tsukino Usagi (tsukino.firethorn) and Alexander (aleksandr.string)
• Passenger Testing - Şαɾεηα Dreamflow (sarena.dreamscape), Nova Quine
• Design, Mesh, Textures and Scripting - Kelly Shergood

Links

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• Release Notes