BF2S Forums The new choppers...

Umm, no. I think you were smokin' some weed prior to this post, since I don't know what you are really trying to describe. Plus Sin-nisterMinister summed it up good enough.

its calm down.....and sorry, i think its a bad idea too, nice try tho man

you want a helo made for stealth?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAH-66

i just want a mountainous map for like the US vs MEC kindof like afghanistan, and since there are rotar blades designed to be quiet then haveing semi silent helo's would be cool, maybe just outfit the current attack helo's with silent blades for only one mountainous map

Only if they equiped us w/ A/A rocket launchers,maybe as the 5th slot weapon for A/T.

keep the post going, more votes, more posts and MORE KARMA.

.:[Sk@erbo]:. wrote:

I know this is way out of Bf2's league but i was thinking...Helis with AA missles? NO. Stealth helis? Yes...
They just dont show up on scan and UAV. They also are faster and quiter. But they are (or) would be thick because they would be to dominent...Unstoppable. This would be awsome...And maybe new maps to go alone with this...Alot of mountains to hide behind...

What do you think?

Would you drive it?

NOTE: Same TV missle, machine guns and driver missiles.




KARMA would be nice...Leave your name ill get back to you!

hehehe

He is talking about this helicopter -

http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/rah-66.htm

Last edited by PFCStenzel (2006-06-22 15:06:15)

Here is what the Commache can do -

Stealth characteristics. The Comanche incorporates more low-observable stealth features than any aircraft in Army history. The Comanche radar cross-section (RCS) is less than that of a Hellfire missile. To reduce radar cross-section, weapons can be carried internally, the gun can be rotated aft and stowed within a fairing behind the turret when not in use, and the landing gear are fully-retractable. The all-composite fuselage sides are flat and canted and rounded surfaces are avoided by use of faceted turret and engine covers. The Comanche's head-on RCS is 360 times smaller than the AH-64 Apache, 250 times less than the smaller OH-58D Kiowa Warrior, and 32 times smaller than the OH-58D's mast-mounted sight. This means the Comanche will be able to approach five times closer to an enemy radar than an Apache, or four times closer than an OH-58D, without being detected.


Noise suppression. The Comanche only radiates one-half the rotor noise of current helicopters. Noise is reduced by use of a five-bladed rotor, pioneered by the successful Boeing (McDonnell Douglas) MD-500 Defender series of light utility helicopters. The fantail eliminates interaction between main rotor and tail rotor wakes. The advanced rotor design permits operation at low speed, allowing the Comanche to sneak 40% closer to a target than an Apache, without being detected by an acoustical system.