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Featured maneuver: Humpty Bump |
How to do a Humpty Bump: - From horizontal flight, the airplane does 1/4 loop in to a vertical up line. It draws a perceptible up line.
- On top, the plane does one half loop to a downline with a 1/2 roll in the middle the line.
- The maneuver ends with a second 1/4 loop at the end of the down line to exit upright.
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Featured maneuver: simple hammerhead |
The "Hammerhead" is also called a "Stall Turn". The simplest version of this maneuver starts when the airplane leaves horizontal flight and does a quarter loop to a vertical up line. At the top, the plane stops, pivots on its center of gravity and establishes a vertical down line. At the bottom of the down line, the aircraft flies a second quarter loop to return to horizontal flight.
According to the AMA Competition regulations, the following situations cause deductions: - The entry and the exit radius of the quarter loops do not match. The number of points deducted is at the discretion of the judge.
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