I thought a few of my fellow fly-boys might like this one...
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good computer graphics at the end
Jack Houpe
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I have watched that video 20 times and at first thought it to be real but now I think not. Our German friends on the forum could translate the word used on the video. "wiederholen": I think that its a combo of a real "extra aircraft" and a model. What ever its really impressive.
to replicate
to iterate
to re-enact
to repeat
to retry
to rollback
to rerun
to loop
to echo
to revise (for exam)
to replicate
to iterate
to re-enact
to repeat
to retry
to rollback
to rerun
to loop
to echo
to revise (for exam)
Jack
It means to rewind the video.
I do not know if its computer generated or not but the recovery is certainly possible.
The guy flies it knife edge to land and in that attitude the lift is generated by the fuselage not the wing.
I have flown large scale R/C models with 150cc petrol engines and some of the things you can do you would think impossible. For instance a knike edge loop.
You can also prop hang with the rudder virtually touching the floor.
It would take some guts to do it full size just in case the engine had a problem but its certainly possible.
Andy
It means to rewind the video.
I do not know if its computer generated or not but the recovery is certainly possible.
The guy flies it knife edge to land and in that attitude the lift is generated by the fuselage not the wing.
I have flown large scale R/C models with 150cc petrol engines and some of the things you can do you would think impossible. For instance a knike edge loop.
You can also prop hang with the rudder virtually touching the floor.
It would take some guts to do it full size just in case the engine had a problem but its certainly possible.
Andy
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