NAK-54: TECHNICAL DATA SHEET AND PILOT'S MANUAL​The NAK-54 is a multi—purpose high-speed fighter aircraft of the fourth generation plus (4++), developed by NAKKGET Aerospace Design Bureau. The model is focused on conducting high-speed maneuverable combat and intercepting targets at low altitudes.I. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS​Maximum cruising speed (near the ground): 560 mph (901 km/h).Maximum dive speed (VNE): 650 mph (1046 km/h).Airframe type: Integral, with increased rigidity of wing attachment points.​Status: Operation as part of UAV units or manned aircraft.II. PILOTING FEATURES​When operating the NAK-54 at extreme conditions (over 500 mph), specific aerodynamic effects appear that require the pilot's attention:A tendency to dive: At speeds above 600 mph, there is a shift in the center of pressure, causing the nose to drop spontaneously.​Parasitic moment: Due to the high power of the power plant, a slight yaw to the left (reactive moment) is possible.Critical skew: At 650 mph, any sudden movements of the rudders can lead to structural failure.​III. QUICK START GUIDE (RLE)1. Take-off and climb​Engine output at 100% thrust.​Tearing off the front rack at a speed of 150 mph.​After takeoff, the landing gear is immediately cleaned to minimize drag.​2. Combat maneuvering​Optimal speed for a turn: 350-450 mph.​When entering a steep dive (650 mph), compensate for lowering the nose with a handle "on yourself" or a trimmer.​To eliminate the left bank, it is recommended to use micro-correction with right yaw or ailerons.​3. Landing approach​Reducing the speed to 200 mph before releasing the flaps.​Touching the lane at 160-170 mph.​ATTENTION: Due to the high inertia of the airframe, avoid sudden release of gas on the glide path.