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"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
ink.net... SNIP A three dimensional roll (barrel roll) is possible for a big jet, and has been done, even in the prototype 707. You are right about keeping the g positive all the way around. Both myself and several other demonstration pilots at one time or another have barreled airplanes with a glass of water on the instrument glare shield. I have done it in a D18 Twin Beech several times and Bob Hoover has done it in a Shrike Commander......many times. :-) Hi Mr. H, I didn't realize you'd performed this feat as well...too cool! Me, I have trouble sometimes just taking a sip of water from a squeeze bottle on cross country flights LOL. I recall seeing film of Mr. Hoover doing this with a golf ball hanging off the overhead and while POURING a glass of water from a pitcher. Not a drop of water gets spilled and golf ball never moves (the string is ram-rod straight) while the horizon is seen through the windscreen revolving through 360 degrees !! Amazing control... Regards, Jay Beckman Chandler, AZ PP-ASEL Still Nowhere to go but up! |
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