3D elevator throw
06-13-2002 | 12:21 PM
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3D elevator throw
I have never tried any 3D but this question has stumped me for awhile. If a plane snaps with too much elevator throw how can a plane tolerate 45 degree elevator throw without snapping. Is it because when you are doing 3D the plane is actually no longer flying on its wing and its flying on the prop 
??? Also how do transition into a 3D maneuver from normal flight without snapping, stall the plane first ??
??? Also how do transition into a 3D maneuver from normal flight without snapping, stall the plane first ??
06-13-2002 | 01:17 PM
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3D elevator throw
yes,yes.
I use a bit of expo so that I wont snap until I want to, then, either throttle down or do a manuever( a wall) that will stop me flying. For example, entering a harrier, I slow down and start adding elevator until the plane starts rocking(which is when the wings are stalling) and cotrol it with mainly the rudder, and a large amount of aileron(not very effective since the wing is no longer flying.
I use a bit of expo so that I wont snap until I want to, then, either throttle down or do a manuever( a wall) that will stop me flying. For example, entering a harrier, I slow down and start adding elevator until the plane starts rocking(which is when the wings are stalling) and cotrol it with mainly the rudder, and a large amount of aileron(not very effective since the wing is no longer flying.
