Bipeguy03
150cc
Okay all you hard core 3-D guys got something for you.
While playing around with my PAU Ultimate last summer I wanted to see just how tight of a rolling circle I could do. I found that with the right amount of power management I can do a Rolling circle in just over the wingspan of the plane.
The thing is that needing to work the throttle to keep the rolling circle that tight, it's not enough to maintain altitude and the plane starts to fall vertically. At first I was working hard to keep the circle that tight and maintain altitude, when it dawned on me that the falling could be used to the maneuver's benefit......... TURN THE SMOKE ON!!
With the smoke on, the airplane turning rolling and falling, it all looks pretty badass to me.
So the question to you 3-D guys is, is this already something ya'll have a name for and am I just late to the party?
If not, I call it.....
The Spiral Staircase
While playing around with my PAU Ultimate last summer I wanted to see just how tight of a rolling circle I could do. I found that with the right amount of power management I can do a Rolling circle in just over the wingspan of the plane.
The thing is that needing to work the throttle to keep the rolling circle that tight, it's not enough to maintain altitude and the plane starts to fall vertically. At first I was working hard to keep the circle that tight and maintain altitude, when it dawned on me that the falling could be used to the maneuver's benefit......... TURN THE SMOKE ON!!
With the smoke on, the airplane turning rolling and falling, it all looks pretty badass to me.
So the question to you 3-D guys is, is this already something ya'll have a name for and am I just late to the party?
If not, I call it.....
The Spiral Staircase
