[NSRCA-discussion] Judging question on turnaround maneuvers

[rick wallace]

It seems that you could gain or lose altitude in the turnaround by using an
unchanged loop radius, and shortening or lengthening the 45 degree line -
and as Terry and others have all said, the 1/2 roll is still centered on
that 45 line, regardless of how long it is. 

Of course the 45 must be long enough to establish the line, then 1/2 roll,
then re-establish the line, then pull ... which means the loop radius must
be big enough in the first place to support that 45 degree line and all that
has to happen on it. 

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Terrenoire
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Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] Judging question on turnaround maneuvers

The 1/2 roll should be in the middle of the line!! You make the altitude
adj by varying the size of the loop segment.

Terry T.
 
On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 18:24:31 -0500 "Paul Horan"
<paul.horan at sbcglobal.net> writes:
>     Turn around maneuvers are altitude adjusting maneuvers.
>     In that case how is a half cuban or reverse half cuban judges ?  
>  Normally the half roll is in line with the center of the loop 
> and the straight segment it is in.  Where should the half roll be 
> located when the half cuban is used to adjust height,   at the 
> center of the straight or at the center of the loop ?
> Thanks,
> Paul 
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