Wait what?
it has no engine
Then how does it spin the prop on top?
it doesn’t its weird how they work but its basically just a helicopter using autorotation but to the extreme , or its kinda like a kite
here it is from another angle
it relies entirely on forward movement to stay in the air
Uhh…What? So it doesn’t have the drag to fly, but also no engine? Crazy Germans…
the rotor basically is the wing
A premium Japanese 4.0 Plane be like:
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Ok?
a video on autorotation for helicopters, its the same principle but on a smaller scale
Thanks! I watched your video with the P-47D. Nice video by the way.
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I think it would still be nice to see. Maybe on a premium submarine for germany. It could give vision if deployed
but the sub would already on the surface
Yea… I mean the Copter would be able to fly at maybe like 300m-800m to check for hostile ships, but it would be too late since the sub would already be at most surface ship’s radar by that time.
good point. Would be a gimmick at best.
German uboats had a dive time of around 30 seconds at its fastest. If you first have to reel the Focke in, you’ll be dead before you’re completely submerged XD
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fellow cold waters enjoyer
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former Steeldivers Sub Wars enjoyer here XD
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I think we should make torpedoes from subs like floating bombs, so that tanks near water (maps like normandy in zone A) should get injured near the torpedo blast.
Injured? Have you ever played a ground battle?
And floating bombs. Seriously?
Yea I play GRB most of the time. Yeah why not. I mean torpedoes are essentially floating and swimming bombs, and their impact upon explosions should be able to damage tanks in customs battles.