Harrier help
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Im having some trouble trying to do a harrier..I have an OMP Edge profile and a Funtana 40..I can get excellent elevators from both planes but when I try to get them to harrier they go from the a elevator right to a hover..From the elevator I slowly add power to stop the descent but then it starts hovering..Im using spoilerons on both planes. Sometimes I can get it ti harrier but only for about 10-15 seconds then it wants to hover..Obviously there is something Im not doing right but I give up!![&:]
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From: Orlando,
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maybe:
A: Too much throw.( I know,we're talking 3-d and there's "no such thing"' but I've read posts where guys were having trouble with the EF 540, then reduced throws and suddenly, the plane flew great.)
B: Too much spoileron
C: Too much backpressure on the right stick
Then again,maybe it's none of these things. Just a thought.
A: Too much throw.( I know,we're talking 3-d and there's "no such thing"' but I've read posts where guys were having trouble with the EF 540, then reduced throws and suddenly, the plane flew great.)
B: Too much spoileron
C: Too much backpressure on the right stick
Then again,maybe it's none of these things. Just a thought.
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From: Medford,
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Too much throttle AND elevator together will put all planes into a hover. It's a feel thing, you can use the throttle AND/OR elevator to keep the angle of attack. A real balancing act if you're new at it, especially if the wind is gusty.
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From: Raleigh,
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all you got to do is add power in the elevator and let up on the right stick until the nose is still highalpha but you are flying level in a harrier, thats what i do with my extreme extra, oh yeah practise to get the "feel" have fun!
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From: Milford,
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I am just learning to do harriers with a Shockflyer, and just set the throws so that on low rate elevator I would use full stick to do a harrier. Then when I want a little more deflection (rarely needed) I can just flip a switch.
Mike
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