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The Mk1 Fuselage - Intake is a structural part like the [[Engine Nacelle]], but without a built-in jet fuel tank. It features an inline air intake and it has 2 attachment nodes at the front and the back of the part. A possible usage is to attach this part radially to an aircraft's main hull, and put an intake at the front and a jet engine at the back.
 
The Mk1 Fuselage - Intake is a structural part like the [[Engine Nacelle]], but without a built-in jet fuel tank. It features an inline air intake and it has 2 attachment nodes at the front and the back of the part. A possible usage is to attach this part radially to an aircraft's main hull, and put an intake at the front and a jet engine at the back.

Revision as of 05:36, 26 November 2015

Mk1 Fuselage - Intake
Part image
Air intake by
C7 Aerospace Division

Radial size Small, Radial mounted
Cost (total) 720.00 Funds
(dry) 560.00 Funds
Mass (total) 1.180 t
(dry) 0.180 t
Drag 0.3-0.2
Max. Temp. 2000 K
Impact Tolerance 10 m/s
Research High altitude flight.png High Altitude Flight
Unlock cost 4 200 Funds
Since version 0.25
Part configuration mk1FuselageIntake.cfg
Intake speed 12 m/s
Intake area 0.61 m2
Packed volume None
Liquid fuel 200 Units of fuel
Intake air 2 Air unit
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The Mk1 Fuselage - Intake is a structural part like the Engine Nacelle, but without a built-in jet fuel tank. It features an inline air intake and it has 2 attachment nodes at the front and the back of the part. A possible usage is to attach this part radially to an aircraft's main hull, and put an intake at the front and a jet engine at the back.

Product description

This version of the Mk1 Fuselage module carries no fuel, but is fitted with a streamlined air intake.

C7 Aerospace Division

Changes

0.25
  • Initial release