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Dudley Henriques wrote
This completely opens the Pandora's box on the issue of barrel roll, which is then dealt with as moving the aircraft through all 3 dimensions as tightly or as loosely as the envelope will allow. Dudley...just point us to a reference that states the above. :-) I have posted several of my references in the past, waiting on you. Bob Moore |
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On 2007-06-18 12:51:04 -0400, Bob Moore said:
Dudley Henriques wrote This completely opens the Pandora's box on the issue of barrel roll, which is then dealt with as moving the aircraft through all 3 dimensions as tightly or as loosely as the envelope will allow. Dudley...just point us to a reference that states the above. :-) I have posted several of my references in the past, waiting on you. Bob Moore Quite frankly Morre, I don't believe you really want references at all, but rather references YOU agree with. :-) You seem to enjoy quoting Bill Kershner, who is a source I highly respect and have used for many years. Considering this, I have gone to the DL (dusty library) room up here and dug out a Kershner source on this for you. If you go to page 289 in Bill's "Flight Instructor Manual" third edition, you will find a section on Barrel Rolls. If you read that section through, you will notice that Kershner first treats the issue of Barrel Roll in the Classic manner that asks for the 90 degree heading change at the inverted point half way through the roll. Now read on a bit further to where Bill summerizes the issue of Barrel Rolls. On page 290, down at the bottom of the page, start reading where Bill writes; "ANOTHER METHOD OF DOING A BARREL ROLL" This section completely explains in plain English what I have been telling you since God knows when about barrel rolls; that what YOU are describing as a barrel roll, is simply the way barrel rolls are taught as a precision maneuver by many training programs (including the Navy BTW). All I have been trying to explain to you from the gitgo is that this is NOT the only way a barrel roll can be performed AERODYNAMICALLY. What you have been describing as a barrel roll is nothing more or less than ONE PROCEDURE by which a Barrel roll can be performed. If you like, I will be most happy to fly with you in a Decathlon at any time you desire and SHOW you a barrel roll with a 90 degree change of heading at the inverted point........an 80 degree change of heading at the inverted point......a 70 degree change of heading at the inverted point....and so on, right down to the maximum helical arc the Decathlon is capable of managing. YOU of course can pay for the flight :-) I of course will buy the drinks :-))) Dudley Henriques |
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
... writes: There are times when the moon is accelerating away from the sun. When? Quite frequently, actually. That does not mean its velocity is away from the sun, only that it is decreasing. If it is decreasing then it is accelerating in the other direction. Show your work. Right here on the whiteboard. Hop a flight and come look at it. Also, for what it's worth, I'm not a pilot, at least not in the certified sense. I probably get 50 hours of dual in a complex single a year though, flying with my husband, and yes I know how to, in a real airplane, fly a ILS approach under the hood to minimums and land. I'm not sure if that's sufficient to join the treehouse club. You'll have to ask the little boys who run it. REAL AIRPLANE. She's in. |
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You may wish -- not that'd you do it, of course -- to look at any
basic physics text, or even a math text. Acceleration is discussed in lots of places. You are confused by velocity and acceleration, but then again you seem to be confused by lots of things. I'd suggest you see a psychologist, but not this one, even though you might be an interesting study. I work with kids at risk, might have helped you 30 some years ago. But probably not. On Jun 18, 3:12 pm, Mxsmanic wrote: writes: There are times when the moon is accelerating away from the sun. When? That does not mean its velocity is away from the sun, only that it is decreasing. If it is decreasing then it is accelerating in the other direction. Show your work. Also, for what it's worth, I'm not a pilot, at least not in the certified sense. I probably get 50 hours of dual in a complex single a year though, flying with my husband, and yes I know how to, in a real airplane, fly a ILS approach under the hood to minimums and land. I'm not sure if that's sufficient to join the treehouse club. You'll have to ask the little boys who run it. |
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On Jun 18, 9:12 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
writes: There are times when the moon is accelerating away from the sun. When? That does not mean its velocity is away from the sun, only that it is decreasing. If it is decreasing then it is accelerating in the other direction. Show your work. Also, for what it's worth, I'm not a pilot, at least not in the certified sense. I probably get 50 hours of dual in a complex single a year though, flying with my husband, and yes I know how to, in a real airplane, fly a ILS approach under the hood to minimums and land. I'm not sure if that's sufficient to join the treehouse club. You'll have to ask the little boys who run it. She can fly. she's approved. You can't even find tthe lader to theh treehouse, you're not. Fjukkwit. Bertie |
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El Maximo writes:
Quite frequently, actually. No, show me a diagram. Draw the orbit to scale. You'll see. |
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"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
... El Maximo writes: Quite frequently, actually. No, show me a diagram. Draw the orbit to scale. You'll see. I did. Come take a look. |
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Mx does not know that acceleration is dv/dt, he thinks so long as v
doesn't change its sign in whatever coordinate system (I think that's the right phrase) acceleration doesn't, either. If he ever took math in school, he probably failed it as badly as he did social science. "Does not play well with others" comes to mind as something that would appear in his record. He writes well enough, though. Oh well, I'm off to deal with some people I can actually help. On Jun 19, 5:51 am, "El Maximo" wrote: "Mxsmanic" wrote in message ... El Maximo writes: Quite frequently, actually. No, show me a diagram. Draw the orbit to scale. You'll see. I did. Come take a look. |
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oups.com... If he ever took math in school, he probably failed it as badly as he did social science. I'd love to see him on "Are you smarter than a fifth grader?", arguing that he's right. |
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