Oddities in the properties of the tiltrotors

[Alex-1248]

There are some oddities in the properties of TR-22 and TR-44. I don't know if this is a bug or if it is intentional.

1. Tiltrotors have different weights and different performance of air intakes. At the same time, the tiltrotors have the same thrust, resource consumption and price. It seems to me that the thrust of the tiltrotors should be different.
2. The TR-22 reaction wheel works in three axes, while the TR-44 reaction wheel works in two axes.
3. The IntakeAir intake and the Atmosphere intake have the same performance. At the same time, the consumption of these resources varies greatly.
4. The air intakes are over-capacity and produce at least ten times more gas than the tiltrotors need.
5. Storages for IntakeAir and Atmosphere are too big. The TR-22 holds a total of 750 kilograms of gas and the TR-44 holds twice as much.
6. The compressor producing Atmosphere while the tiltrotor is running in Jet Turbine mode seems to be useless, as the air intake produces enough Atmosphere for the AirBlast RCS Thrusters even if the tiltrotor is off.

[Alex-1248]

I recently thought about this again and checked the Buffalo 1, which, as it turns out, also had these engines. I might be wrong, but it seems to me that in the Buffalo 2, some things have changed for the worse compared to the Buffalo 1. The most noticeable examples of these changes are:

1. In the Buffalo 1, the WB-44 is a larger and more powerful version of the WB-22, which makes sense. In the Buffalo 2, the TR-44 is simply a heavier version of the TR-22 with a defective reaction wheel. Is this intentional? I don't understand what the TR-44 would be useful for.

2. In the Buffalo 1, the compressed atm generators built into the tiltrotors powered the Compressed Gas RCS Thruster while the tiltrotors were running. In the Buffalo 2, the atmosphere generators built into the tiltrotors can't power the AirBlast RCS Thruster, and I don't understand what these generators are for. The AirBlast RCS Thruster now draws atmosphere from the tiltrotors' intakes and operates even when the tiltrotors are off, which is unrealistic. Why was this change made?