aeroG Aviation - UV-4 eVTOL UAV (P3D v4)

The most advanced unmanned cargo aircraft simulation on ESP platform, the UV-4 eVTOL UAV for Prepar3D v4 is the critically acclaimed workhorse of the future skies - a vertical take off and landing tilt-fan with either a full electric or hybrid (long range) variant, capable of transporting goods to and from remote locations.

With a custom gauge created by Robert Barendregt, animations by Bapak Maryadi, and model by Kris Pyatt. The function of the duct system serves as a means of channelling pressure and vectoring thrust giving the UV-4 a unique control system with improved manoeuvrrability. The design of a low-speed twin tail helps control the function of yaw, roll, and pitch. It houses multiple rudders located on its vertical stabilisers and elevators on its horizontal stabiliser. In addition, the rear lifting duct systems may pivot up to eighty-five degrees forward and thirty degrees backwards to deliver the vector thrust.

The cargo bay may contain up to four thousand pounds of deliverable payload and has also seen its share of modifications with the latest edition measuring six feet in height and nearly seventeen feet in length. Its maximum gross take-off weight is 12,500lb, with an empty weight of 6,500lb.

This new update offers the most comprehensive and complete aircraft simulation of the UV-4 to date, designing and enabling a flight computer that will assist the operator in everything from bank angle correction, pitch control, duct fan rotation angle, rate of climb, and vector thrust angle. Allowing the pilot to simply set a target speed and enable the aircraft to adjust reach desired configuration. This fly-by-wire system is a first of its kind and would not be possible without many years of research.  This update also includes our ballistic parachute system, which will auto deploy when the aircraft loses thrust in flight.