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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: Klam on January 04, 2011, 06:38:31 AM
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Just some terms for maneuvers that I don't understand.
What is a "Displacement roll"?
The other is an "Out of plane ACM"?
Thanks
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A displacement roll is a barrel roll that moves your flight path so it's parallel to your original flight path and your aircraft is behind the position it would be in on your original flight path.
Out of plane maneuvers refer to the geometric plane defined by 3 points. Two aircraft in formation are in the same plane. If one aircraft goes up or down or rolls left or right it has maneuvered out of plane in reference to the other aircraft.
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Just to add to FLS's excellent reply,a displacement roll would be,if both A/C are in a right hand turn and you roll to the left to gain an angle advantage or stop yourself from overshooting the enemy plane.
hope that helps!
:salute
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Great explanation
Thanks <S>
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here is a video describing a displacement roll
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guVMVY2C6mM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guVMVY2C6mM)
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EXCELLENT VIDEO :aok
Think I'll share this one and quite a few of the others this gentleman made :joystick: