Snap rolls with gyros?
03-22-2013 | 08:07 AM
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Snap rolls with gyros?
I have couple questions for “snap rolls” experts and the pilots who is using GYROs while performing aerobatics:
1) What if I will setup 3 gyros (like Futaba GYA431/GYA430) on ruder, elevator and as an option on ailerons?
Let’s assume I will bring the plane to “start” position for snap roll (nose up 45 degree) and start applying ONLY ailerons (w/o ruder and elevator).
Question: Will be ruder and elevator gyros do the job to keep plane in a good position to continue snap roll only by applying ailerons input and maintaining throttle input?
2) For snap roll in general => Will be it is better to remove “force generators” from the wing ends in order to easy off snap roll figure for the plane?
Thank you,
Andrei K.
1) What if I will setup 3 gyros (like Futaba GYA431/GYA430) on ruder, elevator and as an option on ailerons?
Let’s assume I will bring the plane to “start” position for snap roll (nose up 45 degree) and start applying ONLY ailerons (w/o ruder and elevator).
Question: Will be ruder and elevator gyros do the job to keep plane in a good position to continue snap roll only by applying ailerons input and maintaining throttle input?
2) For snap roll in general => Will be it is better to remove “force generators” from the wing ends in order to easy off snap roll figure for the plane?
Thank you,
Andrei K.
03-23-2013 | 12:14 PM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
I don't know why you would post this in the IMAC forum. IMAC pilots do not use gyros to fly any manuevers, firstly, because it would be illegal, secondly, because it would be unethical.
03-26-2013 | 07:52 PM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
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Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
03-27-2013 | 04:34 AM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
ORIGINAL: Bozarth
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
03-27-2013 | 03:28 PM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
ORIGINAL: K-Bob
I never said that anyone who answered is a cheater. Please show me where I said that. Use the quote option.
ORIGINAL: Bozarth
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
Kurt
04-04-2013 | 06:15 PM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
You may want to try posting this in the Radio section. It seems the aerobatics guys are hyper sensitive (big surprise) to offer any ideas they may have, from all of those years practicing to be perfect. Gyro is a bad word in this area of the website. Kind of like starting a thread about putting a swastika on your warbird. Unfortunately, you must choose your words wisely depending on where you are in the website.
I would love to offer any experience I have, but I do not have any experience with gyros either. I am sure you will find some answers though. Just not here.
I would love to offer any experience I have, but I do not have any experience with gyros either. I am sure you will find some answers though. Just not here.
05-03-2013 | 05:58 AM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
ORIGINAL: Bozarth
Now let's get even sillier: I never said that you ''said'' anyone who answered is a cheater. I did not quote you. I do not like eggs. I do not like green eggs and ham.
Kurt
ORIGINAL: K-Bob
I never said that anyone who answered is a cheater. Please show me where I said that. Use the quote option.
ORIGINAL: Bozarth
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
K-Bob,
Nothing wrong with asking or answering. It doesn't mean anyone is competing illegally or being unethical. I have seen many people want to know how to modify their motors to get more speed and ask pylon racers how to do it. It doesn't mean those that answer are cheaters. Silly. You over reacted.
Kurt
Great example of the ever-present O.F.S.
(old fart syndrome)
Kurt
05-03-2013 | 10:31 AM
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RE: Snap rolls with gyros?
ORIGINAL: akouzmit
I have couple questions for “snap rolls” experts and the pilots who is using GYROs while performing aerobatics:
1) What if I will setup 3 gyros (like Futaba GYA431/GYA430) on ruder, elevator and as an option on ailerons?
Let’s assume I will bring the plane to “start” position for snap roll (nose up 45 degree) and start applying ONLY ailerons (w/o ruder and elevator).
Question: Will be ruder and elevator gyros do the job to keep plane in a good position to continue snap roll only by applying ailerons input and maintaining throttle input?
2) For snap roll in general => Will be it is better to remove “force generators” from the wing ends in order to easy off snap roll figure for the plane?
Thank you,
Andrei K.
I have couple questions for “snap rolls” experts and the pilots who is using GYROs while performing aerobatics:
1) What if I will setup 3 gyros (like Futaba GYA431/GYA430) on ruder, elevator and as an option on ailerons?
Let’s assume I will bring the plane to “start” position for snap roll (nose up 45 degree) and start applying ONLY ailerons (w/o ruder and elevator).
Question: Will be ruder and elevator gyros do the job to keep plane in a good position to continue snap roll only by applying ailerons input and maintaining throttle input?
2) For snap roll in general => Will be it is better to remove “force generators” from the wing ends in order to easy off snap roll figure for the plane?
Thank you,
Andrei K.
