48 Rotation Spin
Uploader Comments (malangstonjr)
All Comments (35)
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To try and prove you wrong was futile I just lost count
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thanks for making me dizzy.
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Man, I'd be throwing up after 15!
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looks fun
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Wow, I got dizzy just watching this; how did you recover the aircraft? Cool piece of flying dude!
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I want a Pitts now =( They are so cool! Just a damn fun aircraft.
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AWESOM!! I have just started my aerobatics and they dont let me do more than 3 turns !!lol
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Whoa, thats fantastic!! nice flying, beautiful airplane
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Wow! Awesome! If it wasn't for the valley below you I never would have been able to count the rotations! I noticed out spin aileron on the way down, was that to wind it up a bit?
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Great video! Two questions:
1. what's the difference between an upright spin and a garden-variety spin?
2. after that many rotations, is there a danger of getting so dizzy that it would be difficult for the pilot to execute the recovery procedures?
Very cool, are you based out of santa paula? I'm a student pilot and i fly out of santa paula frequently. Did you carry in any power to "flatten" it out?
evanbyrne 4 years ago
I base the airplane out of Van Nuys. It was based in Santa Paula for years and I enjoy flying out there.
I carried only a small amount of power (about 1300 RPM) to keep it flat and stable.
Thanks for watching
malangstonjr 4 years ago
The problem of the spin is always the same: unless the rudder maintains its efficiency, interrupting the rotation can result impossible. Is 100% certain that an aerobatic aircraft gets alwasy out of the spin within 1 or 2 spins?
Do you train yourself even using a simulator?
Good Bye
stefanorso 4 years ago
I took some spin training with Dennis Brown out of Redlands in a Pitts S2A and then just worked up my number of rotations until I was comfortable with my ability to not get disoriented.
Thanks for watching.
malangstonjr 4 years ago
Does the Pitts get out of the rotation immediately after you push the counter-pedal?
Do you have an angle of attack indicator installed on the aircraft?
Somewhere I read that the Pitts is an aircraft difficult to handle: do you confirm this judgement?
P.s. Fantastic manouver!
stefanorso 4 years ago
My S1S is a very stable platform to spin and it does come out of the spin within about 1 1/2 rotations when opposite rudder is applied.
There is no AOA indicator installed.
I think that with proper training the Pitts family of airplanes are fun if they are respected. I don't find mine to have difficult handling properties.
malangstonjr 4 years ago