Bob Hoover maneuver
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how bout everyone leave this dude alone and see if you can go do it
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One flight, couple of takes, no spill
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@dabb Around 2000 I saw a video of a pilot in, what I recall as a gliding Lear doing just that manouver. I'm probably wrong or else the pilot wasn't Bob. I'll try to find the book about him (didn't know there were any). Wikipedia writes that the engines were restarted after landing.
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" I met Bob Hoover in 2002 in Oshkosh airshow "
Yeah not even gonna bother flaming. I'll just admit my jealousy.
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the amazing thing is that every one of us that has tried this saw bob hoover before haha.
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OK wise guy...hats off to YOU! Great job.
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To have a lot of fun (although an FAA examiner would be pissed) fly a larger airplane, and have some of the seats behind the cockpit removed.
Then, have a person lie down on the floor of the cabin and pull off a barrel roll, there's some fun. Just don't unload at the top!
VIR092 2 months ago
@VIR092
or have a person hold on to the wing while doing a roll...
dabb 2 months ago
@dabb LOL, now there's an idea!
VIR092 2 months ago
@VIR092 we did it last year, here is my video of it: /etqcZ-sFhx4
dabb 2 months ago
Bob Hoover? Is he the one doing the 1G roll in a Lear with the engines cut off?
hrc1966 5 months ago
@hrc1966
To my knowledge, (I have read his biography and met him), he did this manouver in an piston engined Aerocommander and never with the engines shut off. That is a misunderstanding. He may have done it as it is no different. But there is no video of him doing this trick with the engines off.
dabb 4 months ago