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Forum: Private Flying

7th Sep 2014, 20:37

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

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Posted By foxmoth

I have seen, flown and taught these manoeuvres...

I have seen, flown and taught these manoeuvres and many more.
The point is more that a slow roll, done either horizontally or on a line, either way it should be flown ON the line, I do not see how...

Forum: Private Flying

7th Sep 2014, 14:32

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

I would say if you are slow rolling around the...

I would say if you are slow rolling around the moon you are doing it wrong! More likely to be a barrel roll!:cool:

Forum: Private Flying

6th Sep 2014, 18:31

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

But then doing aeros is for fun - yes there is a...

But then doing aeros is for fun - yes there is a sense of achievement doing it in a C152, but the (lack of) control harmonisation means that other aircraft with similar power can be far more...

Forum: Private Flying

3rd Sep 2014, 21:08

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

Unlikely yes, but put someone who is up for it in...

Unlikely yes, but put someone who is up for it in the Extra and certainly possible - I have certainly had a few in the Slingsby that have done -2.5 no problem (also had a few that I have suggested a...

Forum: Private Flying

3rd Sep 2014, 06:30

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

I saw nothing to say this was a competition -...

I saw nothing to say this was a competition - both comp and display you are either solo or with someone even more experienced than you are, NOT flying someone inexperienced - even solo I would not be...

Forum: Private Flying

2nd Sep 2014, 18:47

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

As an experienced aeros and spin instructor I...

As an experienced aeros and spin instructor I would be looking to recover by 3,000', not enter there!

Forum: Private Flying

2nd Sep 2014, 07:28

Replies: 27

Aerobatics question

Views: 4,170

Posted By foxmoth

If he was a non pilot I doubt he would be able to...

If he was a non pilot I doubt he would be able to recognise a flat spin from a normal one so not sure if they actually did that, a normal spin or a spiral dive, whichever it was the recovery height...

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