DMG
30-08-2005, 05:47
DMG Military Industries is proud to present its newly developed, high end, multi-role, helicopter with advanced systems. Vist DMG Military Industries (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=9525608#post9525608) for more weaponry.
Zenith X-20 *DMG Original*
Manufacturer: DMG Military Industries
Type: Multi-Role attack and support helicopter
Function: Advanced missions
Crew: 1 (Pilot – also gunner) and 5 standing passengers.
Engine Specs: 2x Digital Motor Gambits’ RA-190s: 4-4 rotor combination
Length: 70ft 4in
Rotor Diameter: 50ft 6in
Height: 15ft 10in
Weight: Empty - 13,000Lbs; Fully Loaded - 17,000Lbs
Max Speed: 185-195Mph
Max Ceiling: 65,000ft
Max Range: 350
Vertical rate of clime: 2,175 feet per minute
Armament: 4x AIM-9 Sidewinders, 6x AGM-114 Hellfire, 6x AGM-122 Sidearm, 20x Hydra-70 Folding-Fin Aerial Rockets, 1x M230 33 mm nose mounted gun (Also a manually controlled M240 mounted on the right door opening).
Systems: The SiRR system is a satellite based reality reproduction system. The four windows on the front of the helicopter are actually screens that digitally reproduce the surroundings from thousands of mini cameras located all over the helicopter. The satellite system also allows for the pilot to look ahead around major obstacles and located a target that is not in the direct line of site. The onboard computer warns about hostile targets in the air and on the ground. It also comes with a missile early warning alert system that can show real time action of the incoming missile. The SiRR system is also connected to the helmet and fold down visor. The visor is made of two halves – one for each eye – and can be lowered and raised individually. The pilot can choose between normal view, 180 view, or advanced view: the normal view is what he would see on the window screens, the 180 view gives him a view of behind the helicopter looking back, and the advanced view allows to see ahead and around obstacles to see what lays in store. An onboard voice system allows the pilot to control the entire system with voice commands – although it is mostly used for weapon targeting and firing.
Description:
This helicopter is a cousin of the popular AH-64 Apache, however it is undergone a few changes and much more advancement. It is a multi-role - attack, support, and behind enemy lines insertion – helicopter. With its versatile armament, it is very capable of defending itself against any foe, whether it is on land, in the air or at sea, and the new SiRR system allows for maximum combat performance. It has standing room for five fully equipped soldiers and has combat ropes to allow for quick unloading. There is also a fold away M240 that one of the soldiers in the back can use for close ground support. The only drawbacks of the helicopter is it has less maneuverability than its cousin (although it doesn’t really need it) and its steep price due to advanced technology.
Cost: $35,000,000
Zenith X-20 *DMG Original*
Manufacturer: DMG Military Industries
Type: Multi-Role attack and support helicopter
Function: Advanced missions
Crew: 1 (Pilot – also gunner) and 5 standing passengers.
Engine Specs: 2x Digital Motor Gambits’ RA-190s: 4-4 rotor combination
Length: 70ft 4in
Rotor Diameter: 50ft 6in
Height: 15ft 10in
Weight: Empty - 13,000Lbs; Fully Loaded - 17,000Lbs
Max Speed: 185-195Mph
Max Ceiling: 65,000ft
Max Range: 350
Vertical rate of clime: 2,175 feet per minute
Armament: 4x AIM-9 Sidewinders, 6x AGM-114 Hellfire, 6x AGM-122 Sidearm, 20x Hydra-70 Folding-Fin Aerial Rockets, 1x M230 33 mm nose mounted gun (Also a manually controlled M240 mounted on the right door opening).
Systems: The SiRR system is a satellite based reality reproduction system. The four windows on the front of the helicopter are actually screens that digitally reproduce the surroundings from thousands of mini cameras located all over the helicopter. The satellite system also allows for the pilot to look ahead around major obstacles and located a target that is not in the direct line of site. The onboard computer warns about hostile targets in the air and on the ground. It also comes with a missile early warning alert system that can show real time action of the incoming missile. The SiRR system is also connected to the helmet and fold down visor. The visor is made of two halves – one for each eye – and can be lowered and raised individually. The pilot can choose between normal view, 180 view, or advanced view: the normal view is what he would see on the window screens, the 180 view gives him a view of behind the helicopter looking back, and the advanced view allows to see ahead and around obstacles to see what lays in store. An onboard voice system allows the pilot to control the entire system with voice commands – although it is mostly used for weapon targeting and firing.
Description:
This helicopter is a cousin of the popular AH-64 Apache, however it is undergone a few changes and much more advancement. It is a multi-role - attack, support, and behind enemy lines insertion – helicopter. With its versatile armament, it is very capable of defending itself against any foe, whether it is on land, in the air or at sea, and the new SiRR system allows for maximum combat performance. It has standing room for five fully equipped soldiers and has combat ropes to allow for quick unloading. There is also a fold away M240 that one of the soldiers in the back can use for close ground support. The only drawbacks of the helicopter is it has less maneuverability than its cousin (although it doesn’t really need it) and its steep price due to advanced technology.
Cost: $35,000,000