[NSRCA-discussion] Six point roll

Derek Koopowitz derekkoopowitz at gmail.com
Sat Mar 10 09:53:20 AKST 2012


The maneuver is called a 6 point roll
 each point is at 60 degrees.

 

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Then the 1st part would not state 2 of an 8 and the 2nd part would not state
3 of a 4. 

 

    

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Each point is at 60 degrees
 60, 120, 180, 240, 300 and 360.

 

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Without having the accurate maneuver description  I would suggest 1st 2
points are 45º rolls with the following 3 being 90º rolls. 

 

    Del

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Can someone define this.  (For those adept in ETOC lingo).  I did see one
once at an IAC event many years ago if its what I think it is.  (2 of an 8
followed by 3 of 4)

 

Many thanks,

Don

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