CXV-32A Leviathan

The CXV-32A Leviathan is a low-cost multi-role electric aircraft capable of taking off and landing on both land and water. It has a crew capacity of three and features four weapon pylons (two underneath each wing), as well as two long-range cameras: one night vision camera and one daytime camera, both offering impressive zoom capabilities. Additionally, solar panels on the roof of the aircraft allow for recharging upon landing. The aircraft is designed with excellent maneuverability and boasts an impressive climb rate and acceleration. Note that the altitude should be kept below 25,500 meters, as higher altitudes may cause damage to the crew compartment due to reduced atmospheric pressure.

Specifications:
- Max Speed: ~310 m/s
- Max Altitude: < 25,500 m
- Takeoff Speed: < 50 m/s
- Landing Speed: < 60 m/s
- Water Takeoff Speed: < 45 m/s
- Water Landing Speed: < 60 m/s
- Crew: 3

Control Sliders:
- Slider 1: Controls the propeller pitch
- Slider 2: Controls the flaps
- Slider 3: Adjusts the camera zoom

Water Landing and Takeoff Procedure

Takeoff:
To take off from water, set sliders 1 and 2 to -100%. Then, set the throttle to 100% and pitch the nose upwards. Flaps are essential for a successful water takeoff. Immediately after takeoff, adjust slider 2 to 0%.

Landing:
For an ideal water landing, maintain an airspeed between 40 and 60 m/s. It’s best to set the throttle to zero and ensure the descent rate is less than -2 m/s. Keep the nose up and the wings level; the water will bring the aircraft to a swift stop.