Just starting to practice inverted harriers. Though the plane is stable in this maneuver, the inverted harrier takes some getting used to and are more difficult than I thought. The difficulty comes from the fact that the stick movements for the rudder and aileron are opposite one another to keep the plane straight, unlike the upright harrier where I am used to juggling both the rudder and aileron in the same directions. I hardly ever see anyone doing inverted harriers. Once I get comfortable with the inverted harrier then, I want to start practicing roller coasters which includes an inverted harrier at the end of its sequence. Anyone else doing these?

Greg