Rolling harrier spin

[BikeRacer]

Alright guys, I saw Bonedoc's video on this, but I can't seem to figure this maneuver out. Has anyone been able to do this with with any succession or have any tips? I'm flying a 107" pilot extra. Probably about 45° or so of each throw. My guess is I just need to practice it more and just get the inputs down.

 

[3D-Joy]

My experience on that particular maneuver is somewhat limited in that I cannot do it 100% consistently but I got it down quite a few times so I'll do my best at sharing what works for me.

You obviously do the same inputs are a rolling harrier.

On my plane I saw that I needed to use 100% throw unlike a standard rolling harrier where I would not necessarily use all I can get.

I also noticed that the roll rate is typically faster in the rolling harrier spin than in the rolling harrier so you really have to work out the sequence that much faster to get results. This is where I still need to burn some gas to really get this one down.



I hope this makes sense.

 

[bigblueswope]

BR,



Can you include the link to the video please?

 

[BikeRacer]

http://youtu.be/nvVLHUojnU0 look at 1:25. I hope I posted the video correctly.

 

[Yakman]

Thanks for the video, that spin looks great. Another to learn.

 

[bigblueswope]

Thanks Racer.

 

[stangflyer]

Wow....that is so awesome. Definitely would be great to master that move.

 

[Ohio AV8TOR]

That's called a Weeble Wobble, at least that is what I have it called most of the time. Here is a tutorial on how to do it

 

[stangflyer]

Ohio AV8TOR;12522 wrote: That's called a Weeble Wobble, at least that is what I have it called most of the time. Here is a tutorial on how to do it

What flight sym is he using? Do you happen to know?

 

[Yakman]

Thanks for that tutorial link, it lead to some other neat moves.