patrnflyr
Posts: 222
Joined: 1/14/2002 From: Lubbock,
TX, USA Status: offline
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Josh, Here's the schedule. Sportsman 401 1 Takeoff (U) K=1 ENTER THE BOX 2 Straight Flight Out (U) K=1 3 Stall Turn without Rolls K=2 4 Straight Flight Back (D) K=1 5 Half Reverse Cuban Eight K=2 6 Two (2) Inside Loops (U) K=2 EXIT THE BOX ENTER THE BOX 7 Two Point Roll (D) K=2 8 Half Cuban Eight K=2 9 Cobra without Rolls (U) K=1 10 Immelmann Turn K=2 11 45 degree Down line (D) K=1 EXIT THE BOX ENTER THE BOX 12 Vertical Up line (on Center) K=1 13 Split-S K=2 14 One Horizontal Roll (D) K=1 15 Half Reverse Cuban 8 K=2 16 Double Immelmann without Rolls (U) K=2 EXIT THE BOX 14 Landing K=1 TOTAL K=26 Note: (U) means upwind; (D) means downwind. Description of new maneuvers Two Point Roll Model performs one-half (½) roll to level, inverted flight, pauses, then performs another one-half (½) roll in the same direction to level, upright flight. Center of maneuver is middle of inverted hesitation. Length of inverted hesitation is not a reason for downgrade as long as it exists. Downgrades: 1. Model does not hesitate at inverted. 2. Roll rate not constant. 3. Over or under rotation of rolls, One Point per 15 Degree Rule. 4. Changes in altitude. 5. Changes in heading 6. Roll rates not constant. Cobra Without Rolls Model pulls to a 45°climb, pauses, pushes to a 45° dive, pauses, then pulls to recover in level flight at the same altitude as entry. Center of maneuver is middle of 90° push. Downgrades: 1. Climb and dive not 45° 2. Loop segments not round with same size and radius 3. Changes in heading 4. Exit not same altitude and heading as entry Double Immelmann without Rolls Model pulls through one-half loop to level, inverted flight, hesitates, then pulls through a second one-half loop to level, upright flight at the same altitude as entry. The horizontal leg should be equal to the diameter of the half loops. Downgrades: 1. Half loops not round with same size and radius 2. Changes in heading 3. Exit not same altitude and heading as entry I got this from our NSRCA website and is open to non members also under "schedules" Good luck with the build! John
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