[Guest]

For inverted flight: push is good, pull is very bad.

 

[ironicrcav8r]

Man -- I knew I was doing something wrong -- now I know what it was :roll:

 

[Ulf]

yeah, never pull if you are in a low inverted flat spin. Ask me how my SHowflyer and me know.

 

[Guest]

For inverted flight: push is good, pull is very bad.

It's really "Push is good, pull is EXPENSIVE!!"

 

[Guest]

Yes,this is true but only sometimes
my omp edge is so tailheavy that when inverted you have to pull to maintain level flight!

 

[Alfster]

Maybe I have been awake too long, but is there something different about Ulf ? hehe... Check out that avitar.....

 

[DanHoH]

Yah... well. It doesn't strip.

Nice vibes though

 

[Ulf]

="Alfster"]
Maybe I have been awake too long, but is there something different about Ulf ? hehe... Check out that avitar.....

hehehehe you like it ? She got a nice little bootie :wink:

 

[PaulSwany]

Just like you Ulf...

 

[funflyit]

is an inverted wall still called a wall?

 

[funflyit]

:?:

 

[lomcevek1]

is an inverted wall still called a wall?

Unless you pull then it's called basement

 

[funflyit]

 

[Straightup]

Heeee, I remember the first time I flew the whole flight inverted. Rolled upright and went to land. I was so used to flying upside-down that when I went to flare I pushed..... Splat. Wasn't too bad a fix. Good for a laugh now. Oh, another good one is the first time I was doing REALLLY low inverted passes. When I started getting really low I started to push it and went all the way to the ground. The glow plug and engine head along with the rudder make great brakes . Only the tail isn't meant for that, so it departed the plane. :twisted: Fun day though

 

[BRUTUS]

A Great Planes Gee Bee Profile lands very well inverted, even at high speed, you may break a prop, but thats probably all. How do you think I figured that out?