[NSRCA-discussion] Masters - Humpy Bump w/ Pilot Option

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

Larry, the Options HB has many options as the name states, but a 3/4 roll in 
one of the verticals IS NOT one of them. A 3/4 roll in one of the verticals 
makes this maneuver something other than the Options Humpty and the maneuver 
should have been zeroed. 

The Options humpty requires the model to enter and exit upright with 180 
degree directional reversal. The rest of the maneuver may be done as follows: The 
model may be 1/2 rolled up OR down and may be pulled OR pushed over the top. 
It may also be 1/4 rolled up AND down and may be pushed or pulled over the top.

As with all end of the box reversals, entry and exit altitudes do not have to 
match. The pilot has the option to correct altitude in the reversal, BUT if 
rolls or other elements are flown in the verticals, each element must be 
centered in its own vertical line.

Make sense??
Matt

In a message dated 6/9/2006 7:26:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, lld613 at psci.net 
writes:
Judging the Masters at a contest last weekend the pilot reversed the HB 
maneuvers (7 and 13). I scored the 1st HB as a zero because the pilot did not 
perform the ¾ down, only a ¼ if I recall correctly. But on the HB w/ Pilot Options 
I did not down grade for the ¾ roll down.
 
Should this have been a down-grade?
 
Larry
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