hey everyone vorel here with another 3d
tutorial on the knife edge spin this is
another one of my favorite favorite
maneuvers it's very loud a real
crowd-pleaser and once you find that
sweet spot on that plane it just it
looks really awesome so just going to
demonstrate it here we're going to push
over roll to the left
add left rudder up elevator and it's
just going to look just like that to
exit we're going to add an opposite
rudder go into a flat spin and roll out
you can roll out of this multiple ways
you can do the most popular one it's
inverted harrier but you can do a
rolling circle and come out normal it
just depends on what you want you can
even turn that into a blender and then
fly out with a flat spin just depends
alright so again we're just going to go
straight up and we're just going to push
over so here we're just going to push
over hole to the left start the spin
opposite rudder and fly out inverted
harrier it's a very very fun maneuver
and it makes a lot of noise when you use
a real plane and it's completely normal
it's just the air hitting the prop in an
unnatural manner but it sounds just very
awesome alright so now we're just going
to take off establish our up line and
this time we're going to add some slow
motions so we're just going to push over
pull back on the throttle roll to the
left add the throttle back start our
spin with left rudder up or down
elevator excuse me and left ailerons
gonna start to spin to exit we're just
going to add that opposite rudder and
it's going to put us into an inverted
flat spin where we can fly out with an
inverted Harrier rolling harrier
knife-edge anything you want it's a very
versatile maneuver alright so now we're
just going to rewind it take one last
look we're going to go down
roll implement the left rudder left
aileron and down elevator we're going to
exit with the opposite rudder and
centering the aileron stick and fly out
with an inverted Harrier keep in mind
that this maneuver is extremely high
force on the airframe itself so just
keep that in mind and make sure you use
an appropriate airframe for this
maneuver it's a very fun maneuver but it
is very taxing on the airframe and if
you do it a lot take care of your
airframe check for cracks do all that
good stuff because it just takes one
cracking the airframe from a previous
maneuver to snap the plane in half and
that's definitely not something we want
to happen so keep an eye keep
maintenance on your airframes make sure
there's nothing going on with them
before you plan to do these hygiene
maneuvers such as a knife-edge spin a
blender anything that's really taxing on
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hopefully we can get footage of the
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more precise than this so till then
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