Are you dizzy yet?

[Tomo]

 

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[Guest Maj Millard]

Cessna 150 aerobat right ?, she was holding in left aileron all the way. I was pretty impressed with the way it came right out...................................................

 

Another great demo of that aircraft was in the movie "The Mechanic" where Charles Bronson (or his double) goes out and turns one inside out on his day off.

 

 

[Yenn]

Couldn't do that in a Chipmunk. It would have gone into a flat spin and then taken about 5 turns to recover.

 

 

[Guest brentc]

It looks like the author sped up the footage for our enjoyment, it's happening a little too fast to be believable!

 

 

[Guest Brett Campany]

Yup, here comes lunch!

 

 

[BLA82]

She can have that all to herself

 

 

[Guest Maj Millard]

They do have jettsonable doors and you can wear a parachute !!.......did a real through inspection on one recently, and the only major significant difference I could find to a standard C 150 is the G meter in the dash, and extra main spar stiffening angles in the wings, and Oh the jettsonable doors....................................

 

 

[Tomo]

Yep, C 150 aerobat... Holding the left aileron in to keep it going, because apparently they are hard to get them to spin properly!

 

 

[Guest Pop-top]

Thats crazy!...even if it is sped up!

 

I would Loooove to see if I could handle that sort of thing. Not so bad being the pilot...being a passenger....not so much!

 

 

[Thx1137]

A couple of weeks ago I started feeling a bit queasy after practicing full slip stalls and incipient spin recovery for 30 minutes so I recon this would really get me going! Damn my weak stomach!

 

 

[bluey the fly]

NICE HAIR

 

 

[djpacro]

Interesting - follows on from a discussion last year.

 

For info, it is actual rate of rotation and it is a 152.

 

Note the use of inspin aileron to flatten it.