I keep seeing the word harrier, i know it is some sort trick but could some one tell me what one is?
rob

here's a pic of a harrier, what it is when the plane's in slow flight nose high flying at a slow pace,almost a walking pace, it's one of the easer move's. hope this help's

Oh rite,

is that all it is, not much!

cheers, rob

Yes, its not much, but it is the beginning of quite a few other maneuvers. You'll need to learn to harrier rightside up, upside down, and knife-edge. Then practice transitioning from one to the other. Eventually you can do high alpha rolls, and then high alpha rolling circles.

Harrier is essential to learn for indoor flying. It will allow you to slow down a plane to keep from hitting walls, or to set-up quickly for another maneuver.

Its just one small piece of the pie.

The nose should be around 45 degrees. Its that harrier and the inverted harrier.