Masters 2005 questions

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Jim, your assessment is correct. There are many ways to execute the Fig  9, 
and they all depend on the size of he 3/4 loop. A tiny loop will make for a  
little longer vert line, and a very large loop, for a little shorter vert line. 
 
Keep in mind the exiting 1/4 loop needs the same diameter as the 3/4  loop, 
which means it has to start sooner rather than later, and that will  shorten 
the vert line, as long as the exiting altitude is unchanged. 
 
 
 Matt
Ref: fig 9 I take this to mean the vert. line starts at the  tangent to the 
3/4 loop on the downline. This means part of the vert. line is  above the entry 
line and must be  considered part of the straight downline  for centering.

jim Ivey


 
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