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What it is:
The Wall is a Parachute turned on end. The
model starts in normal level flight and suddenly corners nose
up 90°...as if it hit a wall.
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How to do it:
Start from about 100 feet straight and
level, chop throttle, and as the model begins to slow down,
quickly pull full up elevator. When the plane corners to
vertical, add full power and release the up elevator. (Tip:
Start a low speed and add power at the same time that you
begin to pull full up elevator.
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Recovery: Basic-
Simply release the elevator, go to full
throttle, and fly out upward. |
Advanced-
Juggle the
throttle to sustain a hover and transition into a Torque
Roll.
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Worst way to mess up:
If you don't get the throttle in quickly
enough, the model falls backward. Not good. |
| 3D with Mike
McConville (Part One) |
| Written by: Mike
McConville |
| Article Type: |
How-Tos |
| Posted: |
9/29/2000 |
| Copyright: |
Copyright © 2000
Horizon Hobby, Inc. |
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