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Old June 25th 07, 01:18 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Blueskies
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"Dick" wrote in message news:P3zfi.818$RZ1.511@trnddc05...
Let's forget anything I said about the Unusual Attitudes Course and Modified Wing Overs, etc and just address doing a
smooth Lazy 8 for my wife's benefit.

My procedure for the Lazy 8: entry at 15/15* P&B, then up to 30/30* P&B at 90* to entry and down to 5-10 mph over
stall using proper rudder control and centered ball.

Unfortunately after I look left over the wing to line up with the entry point and initiate first pitch/bank, I'm then
at the 90* point and still too fast with apex not yet reached.....I'm trying to describe the apex being at maybe 135
degrees and too tight (ie: close) on the initial zero degree line...

Where am I going wrong?



No requirement to have airspeed 5-10 over stall speed...

Did you look at the video link I posted?


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Old June 25th 07, 11:29 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dick[_1_]
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Default Trying Lazy 8 Question Again

not enough computer savy to open it
"Blueskies" wrote in message
t...

"Dick" wrote in message
news:P3zfi.818$RZ1.511@trnddc05...
Let's forget anything I said about the Unusual Attitudes Course and
Modified Wing Overs, etc and just address doing a smooth Lazy 8 for my
wife's benefit.

My procedure for the Lazy 8: entry at 15/15* P&B, then up to 30/30* P&B
at 90* to entry and down to 5-10 mph over stall using proper rudder
control and centered ball.

Unfortunately after I look left over the wing to line up with the entry
point and initiate first pitch/bank, I'm then at the 90* point and still
too fast with apex not yet reached.....I'm trying to describe the apex
being at maybe 135 degrees and too tight (ie: close) on the initial zero
degree line...

Where am I going wrong?



No requirement to have airspeed 5-10 over stall speed...

Did you look at the video link I posted?



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Old June 25th 07, 02:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Blueskies
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Default Trying Lazy 8 Question Again


"Dick" wrote in message news:AOMfi.4664$yN.2668@trnddc07...
not enough computer savy to open it
"Blueskies" wrote in message t...

"Dick" wrote in message news:P3zfi.818$RZ1.511@trnddc05...
Let's forget anything I said about the Unusual Attitudes Course and Modified Wing Overs, etc and just address doing
a smooth Lazy 8 for my wife's benefit.

My procedure for the Lazy 8: entry at 15/15* P&B, then up to 30/30* P&B at 90* to entry and down to 5-10 mph over
stall using proper rudder control and centered ball.

Unfortunately after I look left over the wing to line up with the entry point and initiate first pitch/bank, I'm
then at the 90* point and still too fast with apex not yet reached.....I'm trying to describe the apex being at
maybe 135 degrees and too tight (ie: close) on the initial zero degree line...

Where am I going wrong?



No requirement to have airspeed 5-10 over stall speed...

Did you look at the video link I posted?




Too bad...

Maybe try from this link: http://www.undaerocast.com/


 




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