tommy
Senior Heliman
Location: Norway
| If you have 2, 3 or 4 piros per flips it still is called a piro-flip. When I do piroflip, I have ca 2-3 piros- per flips. I also practice down to 1 piro per flips. If you want piro faster, you have to hold more rudder, and stir the right stick faster(in sync with the tail) If you want to flip faster, you stir the right stick in more defection, but the same speed. I find it easier to have exact 1, 2 or 3 piros per flip. I you have 2.5 or 1.7, the heli will not be in the same place after each flip.
A chaos is a piroflip, where you shift your flipping axiss around 360 degree. It is hard to explain.
In a piroflip, the disk will look like a regulare flip. F. ex. if your are tail-in.
In a chaos, the disk will start to rotate while flipping. It looks like your are slowly rotating the tail while flipping. start at flips with the tail in, then rotate it to tail right, then nose in, then tail left. Chaos is a very hard maneuver. In a interview with Curtis Youngblood, he said that he can't do the chaos every time he wants to, because it is to hard.
You can also do a search for chaos here at RR. The master of piroflips is Alan Szasbo Jr. And I have never seen him doing a chaos ever. So it is probablely very difficult.
/Tommy |
