"plasticguy" wrote in message
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Hi Steve.
What I actually did was to put a 2 inch steel pin in the top of the rotor
mast.
I roll inverted, go to idle, track to the target tisc and bounce the
chopper off the target
dumping a bunch of neg collective into it as I spool the power back up.
If I do it right,
it sits on the target inverted for a few LONG seconds and lifts off
inverted. Then I roll
back to upright after I get translated to forward flight. Weighted blades
make it LOTS
easier. It would be sooo cool if full size helo's were as aerobatic as a
model........

Scott.


Ok??? You're a better man that me, Scott. You got a video of this? I'm
not saying I disbelieve you. I've seen some pretty wild stunts in the past
few years but nothing like what you just described. Sounds like it would be
"real" interesting to watch! ;-)

Fly Safe,
Steve R.