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Globemaster_III
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Bull on another bull : http://www.gforceaerobatics.com/about/aircraft/
and : http://www.skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/2757.pdf
and read page 14 of 26 on AOPA
people have been mod Pitts special to increase more G-Force factors
and yes beechcraft bonanza will do more than 1.2 G LOL
now go make me a sandwich.
and : http://www.skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/2757.pdf
and read page 14 of 26 on AOPA
people have been mod Pitts special to increase more G-Force factors
and yes beechcraft bonanza will do more than 1.2 G LOL
now go make me a sandwich.
Nice resources. The first one mentions a completely different kind of plane. The second has this nice snippet: QUOTE The critical time here is of the order of 3.8 seconds. During this short time you can experience really quite high G levels, up to the +6G limit on the S-2A, without serious difficulty.Globemaster_III wrote:QUOTE (Globemaster_III @ Mar 14 2017, 11:00 PM) Bull on another bull : http://www.gforceaerobatics.com/about/aircraft/
and : http://www.skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/2757.pdf
and read page 14 of 26 on AOPA
people have been mod Pitts special to increase more G-Force factors
and yes beechcraft bonanza will do more than 1.2 G LOL![]()
now go make me a sandwich.
However, if you apply even +3G for more than this short time you will start to develop the symptoms associated with losing cranial blood pressure.[/quote]
I can pull 6G easily even without a plane just by jumping off a height of 3 meters or so. I'll be experiencing a very brief but strong acceleration upon contact with the ground.
Military fighter pilots have to wear special flight suits that constrict the blood flow in order to sustain G forces higher than 4, so don't tell me a redneck can go hop in a Pitts and do 10G... lol. On the other hand, if your plane (if you really have one - I highly doubt you do based on these discussions...) can do 10G even for a second or two, that's impressive. But it wouldn't be the Pitts which you claim to have according to the very same page you listed here. Have a nice day.
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Globemaster_III
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Tarran: The first one mentions a completely different kind of plane
It's true but it's Trying to improve upon the highly successful Pitts Special biplanes of the 1970’s and early 1980’s
Tarran: The critical time here is of the order of 3.8 seconds. During this short time you can experience really quite high G levels, up to the +6G limit on the S-2A, without serious difficulty.
However, if you apply even +3G for more than this short time you will start to develop the symptoms associated with losing cranial blood pressure.
For normal people yes but for the pro, it is not, i guess you did not read this, on page 14...(There is a further safety factor of at least 1.5 built in to the design of certificated)
Pitts special will do more than +9G with few mods and yes, have a nice day to you too.
It's true but it's Trying to improve upon the highly successful Pitts Special biplanes of the 1970’s and early 1980’s
Tarran: The critical time here is of the order of 3.8 seconds. During this short time you can experience really quite high G levels, up to the +6G limit on the S-2A, without serious difficulty.
However, if you apply even +3G for more than this short time you will start to develop the symptoms associated with losing cranial blood pressure.
For normal people yes but for the pro, it is not, i guess you did not read this, on page 14...(There is a further safety factor of at least 1.5 built in to the design of certificated)
Pitts special will do more than +9G with few mods and yes, have a nice day to you too.