immelmann turn การใช้

• His name has become attached to a common flying tactic, the Immelmann turn, and remains a byword in aviation.
• The instructor teaches basic and advanced techniques, ranging from rudder turns to maneuvers such as the tailslide, Lomcevak and Immelmann turn.
• The game is designed to allow players to perform aerobatic maneuvers such as the Immelmann turn, tailslide, Lomcevak and Cuban Eight.
• As useless as my skill at maneuvering a propeller-driven plane through a perfect Immelmann turn, followed by a flawless slow roll.
• The Split S is also called a reversed Immelmann turn and can also be written with a hyphen : "'Split-S " '.
• Some of his airshow expertise included the nose dive, ghost dive, Immelmann turn, barrel rolls, tail spins, multiple loop-the-loops, mock battles, racing, and flying fireworks.
• Tabanids are agile fliers; " Hybomitra " have been observed to perform aerial manoeuvres similar to those performed by fighter jets, such as the Immelmann turn.
• After much high-speed maneuvering, Faber, with only one cannon working, pulled an Immelmann turn into the sun and shot down his pursuer in a head-on attack.
• The B-57 delivery was by the low altitude bombing system, in which the plane performed a vertical Immelmann turn, releasing the weapon when it was nearly vertical.
• The Immelmann turn can also be reversed by starting with a half-roll into inverted flight, and then using elevator to pull the aircraft down through a half loop back to level flight.
• The Split S manoeuvre is contrasted with the Immelmann turn, which is an ascending half-loop that finishes with a half-roll out, resulting in level flight in the exact opposite direction at a higher altitude.
• Similar conditions made the Immelmann turn useless during World War I aerial combat ( in fact, if the pilot exits the Cobra by using rudder, this is a very slow version of the Immelmann ).
• In basic terms, the Immelman and Split S are very similar manoeuvre, both accomplishing the same goal, but the Split S exchanges altitude to gain speed, while the Immelmann turn exchanges speed to gain altitude.
• The third, or accuracy, phase demanded high proficiency in various types of landing approaches and landings, and the fourth, or acrobatic, phase required ability to perform loops, Immelmann turns, slow rolls, half-rolls, and snap rolls.
• To execute the Immelmann turn, the pilot pulls the aircraft into a vertical climb, and eventually completes half a loop in the aircraft from this climb, inverting the aircraft . The pilot then executes a half-roll to regain level flight.
• *1944  Second of only two Bell XP-77-BE lightweight fighters completed out of a contract for six, 43-34916, crashes when pilot attempts an Immelmann turn resulting in an inverted spin during testing at the Air Proving Ground, Eglin Field, Florida.
• The ride is thrilling because it is launched to high speed vertically without any significant warning, has a 90-degree descent on the tower hill, pulls 4.885 gs, features a unique lap-bar restraint, and features an Immelmann turn and heartline roll.
• To successfully execute the aerobatic Immelmann turn, the pilot accelerates to sufficient airspeed to perform a loop in the aircraft . The pilot then pulls the aircraft into a climb, and continues to pull back on the controls as the aircraft climbs.
• On 1 July 1916, while flying over the developing ground attack, Hartney found himself under fire from a Fokker E . III . Hartney smacked his gunner alert, sideslipped from danger, and racked his Royal Aircraft Factory FE . 2d into an Immelmann turn.
• He engaged III . / " Jagdgeschwader 77 " ( Fighter Wing 77 or JG 77 ) in a head-on position and executed an Immelmann turn which took him behind and above the Messerschmitts and allowed him to claim three of them shot down.