Multi-mission Navy Fighter

SYSTEM

• 5th Generation
• Super Maneuverability
• Blue Camouflage
• Stealth
• Forward Swept Wing + Canard
• Single seat - Twin engine

PERFORMANCE

• Cruise speed: 1500 kmh
• Max speed: 2000 kmh

ARMAMENT

• x5 180 Fast Lock Multirole Interceptor
• x5 360 Fast Lock Inferno (30 times explosive power increase)
• 6000 rpm cannon, with three barrels that fire simultaneously

CONTROL

AG1: Activate TVC (Thrust Vector Control)
AG2: Reverse Thrust
AG3: Activate Weapons
AG4: Navigation Lights
AG5: Open-Close Canopy
AG6: Hook
AG7: SVSL Mode
AG8: N/A
VTOL (regular): Flaps
VTOL Up (SVSL Mode): Ascend
VTOL Down (SVSL Mode): Descend
TRIM: Trim

SPECIAL FEATURES: SVSL (Semi-Vertical Short Landing)

DEFINITION

SVSL or Semi-Vertical Short Landing is a short runway landing concept developed by SHQ Aerospace System, combining a regular aircraft with a VTOL aircraft. SVSL works by activating the Liftfan and rotating the main engine not 90° downwards, but around 80° or less. This means the aircraft moves forward at a low speed but still has enough lift. This concept is easier to perform than a fully vertical landing, and it's easier to land on an aircraft carrier or a short runway. So with SVSL, the aircraft will descend slowly but still move forward at a low speed.

TAKE-OFF PROCEDURE

1. Activate AG7.
2. Raise VTOL. After reaching a speed of 100 kmh, raise the aircraft's nose. Even if VTOL is at 100%, if you lower the nose after you're airborne, you can still fall.
3. Once you're high enough and the speed is above 200 kmh, lower the VTOL to -100% and then quickly turn off AG7. If you're wondering why, read the TIPS.
4. Immediately after turning off AG7, after the main engine returns to its original position, increase the throttle. After that, you will fly steadily.

LANDING PROCEDURE

1. Maintain a speed below 800 kmh. The lower the speed, the more you lower the VTOL. Make sure you are aligned with the runway.
2. Landing is more difficult than taking off, and you may need to practice a few times to find the right distance. Usually, around 5 km from the landing spot, lower the throttle to 0%, set the VTOL to 0, and activate AG7.
3. Activate AG2 to slow down to a speed below 300 kmh. Don't forget to turn it off.
4. Lower the VTOL to -100% until you land.
5. If landing on an aircraft carrier, activate AG6 for the Hook. Know that aircraft carrier runways are very short, my friend.
6. After a smooth landing, turn off AG7 and start braking. If the brakes are not enough, activate AG2 for reverse thrust. But the brakes alone should be sufficient.
7. Done

TIPS

• You must turn off AG7 only when VTOL is fully lowered. Your aircraft can rise on its own if you don't.
• Maintain a distance of about 2 or 3 km from your Inferno target. Otherwise, you could also get caught in the explosion. One Inferno can destroy a USS Beast and its two escort Destroyers simultaneously.

Made by SHQ Aerospace System