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Overview: the Wasp-A is a Venture Aeronautics modified version of the Jundroo Wasp. Instead of being a multirole fighter aircraft, it is an experimental technology demonstrator aircraft capable of post-stall maneuvering, and even vertical hovering, if the pilot has the skills.

Here is a list of changes:
New engines with pitch and roll thrust vectoring were added.
TVC-Stabilizer variables were added to make the aircraft slightly more stable while doing PSM.
Reworked controls and control surfaces.
Removed weapons, lights, and other smaller parts that were not necessary.
New paint scheme.
Yaw-RCN was added for yaw control during PSM.
Removed unnecessary buttons, labels, and switches in the cockpit.
Reworked the left digital flight display.
Added a G-Overload light on the instrument panel.
Changed the angle of attack indicator on the right digital flight display.
Added trim control surfaces on the horizontal stabilizers.

Notes: if you want to perform PSM aerobatic maneuvers, you need to fly at a fairly low speed, preferably around or below the aircraft's takeoff airspeed. It also helps to stall the aircraft, and set the power between 25-50% for aerobatic PSM.