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Dudley Henriques wrote in
: Bertie I flew the Jungmann several times. The Skyote looks a lot like the Jungmann. Don't know how heavy it is, but it looks like a sweet flying airplane. Yes, the designer was allegedly going for a sort of Rose Parakeet clone that handled like a Jungmeister. Probably the finest all around and balanced acro airplane I've ever been around in my time would be the Jungmeister. Bevo of course flew one and I can't think of anything he couldn't and didn't do with it. I'd love to fly one. Even a Jungmann. There is one nearby that gets rented out I must go and try sometime. This new breed of mid wings with full span ailerons have to be a blast to fly. Too bad I missed them. They bring a whole new world of inertia coupling maneuvers to the table that we never even dreamed of. They're prety cool, but don't appeal to me as much as the older stuff. Having said that if I tried old and new together I'm sure I'd prefer a Sukhoi to a Zlin 526 or a Jungmeister at the end of the day, but I know which one I'd be itching to try first. I remember the first Lomcevak I did. It was in a Pitts S1S. I set it up on a 45 up line outside snap. When it broke, I just hung on and had absolutely no idea where the damn thing would end up. I remember thinking right after I recovered the airplane that there would be no way in hell to predict exactly how the airplane would recover. Later on of course this maneuver became routine. But the guys today in the mid wings do things with an airplane that I would have said would have been impossible 20 years ago. Progress. Ain't it wonderful :-)))) Cool. I tried to do Lomcevoks in a Stearman but there was no way it would do it. For one thing it lost power as sone as I pushed. Also tried a few times in the Decathlon and got nothing more than a messy outside snap. I have managed them with models, though. I had a bipe that would do them all from the 4deg entry forward tumbles to the vertical conicals (which must be a blast in a real airplane. A bit like getting flushed down the toilet) Anyhow, just thinking about doing spins is giving me a headache these days! Bertie |
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