[NSRCA-discussion] How I became an expert Snap Judge (TIC)

[James Oddino]

Another question.  Is the descending wing "stalled" in an axial or  
barrel roll?

Jim


On Oct 14, 2009, at 1:59 PM, rjo626 at aol.com wrote:

>      So do we all pretty much agree that most of us,even with a  
> visible pitch break, are not stalling our aircraft,
> because they are too stable and efficiently designed? So, we are not  
> actually doing 'snap rolls' by definition?
> So if we call them 'twinkle rolls' do we need to show pitch break?  
> Do we keep it all the same and pull up elevator
> before we perform our so called 'snap rolls' to make them resemble a  
> real snap roll? I'm burnt out on the subject,
> and pretty much don't care one way or the other. I just want to make  
> sure that when I fly and judge 'snap rolls',
> that both acts are acceptable to the majority of judges and pilots.
>
>      Later!
>              RJO
>
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