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Not quite true. Start a coordinated turn, decending at the same time
and you can keep the bathroom scale you're sitting on reading your weight. At 45 degrees of back I think you'll find the airplane has to be accelerating downward too, so the .707 horizontal G and the .707 vertical G combine to provide 1 G into the pilot's seat. At inverted, you'll have to pull back pretty hard on the yoke to provide a relative to the pilot upward acceleration of 64.4 f/sec*2 to keep pasted into the seat at 1 g. |
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