Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: DaveBB on December 30, 2018, 03:32:13 PM
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Latest incarnation of the C-130 does a loop at Farnborough Air Show.
https://airwingmedia.com/news/2018/lockheed-lm-100j-super-hercules-goes-inverted-at-farnborough-2018/
Go to 6:58 in the video.
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A guy with nothing to lose who probably came close to losing everything.
That said, you can do that maneuver in just about any airplane. Not sure I would ever try it though.
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A guy with nothing to lose who probably came close to losing everything.
That said, you can do that maneuver in just about any airplane. Not sure I would ever try it though.
Can you do that in the 747 with space shuttle piggyback?
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Can you do that in the 747 with space shuttle piggyback?
I’d say it’s all about G loading. If you stay within the limits of the system then yeah.
I wouldn’t want to try it though.
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Years ago I was inquiring about the aerobatic ability of the B-1b after seeing it doing some wild stuff at an airshow. Our resident fight pilot Eagl told me that it takes about 4g's to perform a loop (I hope I'm not misquoting him). So if the plane can handle 4g's (at least), it can do a loop.
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That was cool to watch! Thanks for the link.
Guy sure put it through its paces. :aok
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It would be interesting to see that from inside the cockpit. Thanks for the share.