Experimental UAV designed by Blackledge Aeronautics. A purely fictional aircraft. Envisioning the dream of many engineers from the cold war era, Blackledge Aeronautics designed and built the XRQ-50. A nuclear powered drone capable of remaining in the air indefinitely. With no need for refueling, and no pilots, this aircraft is capable of theoretically remaining aloft for forever. Hence many of those took to calling it “the eternity UAV”. The nickname stuck with the XRQ-50 throughout its design process. In the case of an electronic warfare strike against the U.S. satellite system, multiple XRQ-50 UAVs would be on standby. Ready to provide the military with much needed surveilance capabilities. The wheels detach once in flight, saving weight and improving aerodynamics. The XRQ-50 is a bit tricky to get aloft, but once there it handles like a dream. Increase throttle to 100% and pull the trim slider all the way down. Once above 200 MPH, press 1 to release the gears and start flying. There are two cameras aboard, also a gyroscope for more stable surveilance focused flying. Press 7 to activate the gyro.