The Snap Roll

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[H=1]Description of the maneuver[/H]
A snap roll is defined as an airplane "stalling" it's wing and rotating around it's CG. The maneuver uses a mix of aileron, rudder, elevator and throttle management.

There are two different types of snap rolls. Negative snap rolls which implement negative G on the aircraft, and positive snap rolls which are exactly the opposite, implementing positive G force on the aircraft.

Both snap rolls can be done from any orientation and can rotate either to the left or to the right.
[H=2]Level of difficulty[/H]
Moderate
[H=1]Performing the Maneuver[/H]
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[H=2]Entering from ______[/H]
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[H=2]Entering from ______[/H]
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[H=2]Steering[/H]
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[H=2]Exiting[/H]
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[H=1]Common mistakes[/H]
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[H=1]Tips[/H]
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[H=1]Acknowledgements/References[/H]
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[H=1]External Links[/H]
www.3drcforums.com