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USS Arkansas (Reciprocating Steam Engine) Version
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Sea, Advanced, Weapons
Tags: v1.5.5
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20 Jul, 2022 @ 12:42pm
22 Jul, 2022 @ 8:04am
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USS Arkansas (Reciprocating Steam Engine) Version

Description
The USS Arkansas is a fictional pre dreadnought ship launched in 1906 belonging to the "Great White Fleet"

This ship is built with as much performance in mind as possible.

There are still some imperfections for me to correct, if you find anything i missed, write a comment or PM me.

-Coal fired boilers powering reciprocating steam engines for the side propellers and one steam turbine for the center propeller.

-Functional turrets


Operation:

1. Switch electrical breakers to on if not already on.

2. Light boilers.

3. Wait for pressure to build.

4. Engage the steam powered generator

[Go to the bridge]

5. Spin up engines using the throttle.

6. Engage clutch.


[You should now be moving]


Have fun!



For the version only powered by steam turbines, check my workshop page.
15 Comments
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liamhagan05 5 Aug @ 9:36am 
the furaces dont seem to want to light, im really not sure why
ReaperZ 4 May @ 12:44pm 
where are the electrical breakers
satnaam101 22 Apr @ 12:07am 
it seems to only build pressure if I turn on infinite fuel and can't seem to get the side props to activate.
WILHELM II 24 Feb @ 10:29am 
can i use your engine
Sheikh al-Troll 23 Feb @ 2:44pm 
Amazing design, love blasting AI with this thing
Sir Crash A Lot  [author] 6 Aug, 2023 @ 1:05pm 
Boiler air intake is automatic, they shutoff when pressure is enough and relight when more pressure is needed. It is all as it should be :)
Tanker Turtle 31 Jul, 2023 @ 9:06am 
The boilers seem to turn themselves off and need to be turned back on
mcdingus101 28 Jan, 2023 @ 3:22am 
do you need to touch the shutoffs at all?
jensen343 12 Oct, 2022 @ 12:19pm 
ah ok sorry for complaining i was just confused
Sir Crash A Lot  [author] 12 Oct, 2022 @ 8:56am 
They are not supposed to be active if target pressure is reached sailing or not, to prevent steam overpressure and dumping. No matter the boiler status, if you can mantain 17 knots, which you can. everything is as i have intended.