On Sun, 28 Jun 2015 10:05:01 +0100, Ventus_a wrote:

;905822 Wrote:
You've got to be kidding.

It is done by pulling in and out of landing flap enough to flex the wing
tips up and down as the mixer moves the ailerons between positive and
negative settings

Well spotted. Its clear from the video that the flaps are in landing
setting during the initial part of the flypast. You can see them clearly
during the initial approach and the fact that the wings are almost
straight is another clue. Watch the next ASH-25 approach and landing when
you're at the field and you can easily see the usual curve in the wings
flatten out as landing flap is selected and the mixer moves the ailerons
to a negative setting.


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