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PingWorks Type 7

--History--

The PingWorks Type 7 is a unique aircraft developed during The Great War. It is a cheap, light and agile fighter aircraft with great versatility. It has 2 seats. One for the pilot, and one for the flight engineer. The theory was that the flight engineer could take care of all the aircraft’s systems while the pilot could concentrate on flight. However great an aircraft it may be, it never actually saw combat as it saw many delays during its development, and the war ended right after its beginning in service. After the war, many were sold cheap to civilians as the air force cut back on its numbers. This particular plane was a testbed aircraft for PingWorks for many years before being abandoned in a shed. It had advanced systems (for the time) such as roll stability and altitude hold. It was recently rediscovered and repaired.

---Specifications---

Length: 7.25 m
Width: 8.75 m
Height: 3.00 m
Mass: 951
Fuel: 187.50 L
Top Speed: 88.7 m/s
Range: ~128km @ 54.7 m/s
Cost: $9828

---Basic Operation—

1. Flip both breakers in the back seat
2. Flip clutch and engine functions switches in the back seat
3. Set collective to 1 in the back seat
4. Engage starter and starter safety in the back seat
5. Throttle up in the front seat