Vertical down line snaps
#1
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 138
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
From: MelbourneVictoria, AUSTRALIA
I thought this might be the place to ask a question re vertical down line snaps .
last weekend i had my first go at the 2006 intermediate sequence and move #2
its giving me hell . When I do the down line snap the plane has a violent pitch
change and the correction sticks out like dog balls .
I have tried using less elevator but I think I'm in danger of getting a zero for
turning it into a flick roll rather than a true snap . If the Idea of IMAC
is to make it look scale like what am I to do . I suppose I could put some
power on but doing a power dive with a snap is just a good way to break my
plane .
I am using a comp - arf 2.3 with a ZDZ 80 so the plane is not the problem
just the bloke holding the sticks .
Stu .
last weekend i had my first go at the 2006 intermediate sequence and move #2
its giving me hell . When I do the down line snap the plane has a violent pitch
change and the correction sticks out like dog balls .
I have tried using less elevator but I think I'm in danger of getting a zero for
turning it into a flick roll rather than a true snap . If the Idea of IMAC
is to make it look scale like what am I to do . I suppose I could put some
power on but doing a power dive with a snap is just a good way to break my
plane .
I am using a comp - arf 2.3 with a ZDZ 80 so the plane is not the problem
just the bloke holding the sticks .
Stu .
#2

My Feedback: (12)
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 1,319
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
From: Frederick,
MD
Definately use less elevator and also reduce the aileron input. You will need to try different combinations to get it worked out. As I understand the terms "Snap" and "Flick" are the same thing. "Snap" is used in the states and "Flick" is used in Great Britian. Just as "wheel pants" and "spats" are used for the same item covering the wheels.
Hope this helps.
EXCAP232
Hope this helps.
EXCAP232



