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here are two changes, which may appear in the 2012 rules:
RC-Heli Community - Einzelnen Beitrag anzeigen - F3N piroing tic-toc
the piro tic-toc states now explicitly that you can do it either way (face to the judges or perpendicular). The rainbox-X is new to me.
Pirouetting Tic-Toc
MA hovers and then is rotated (Nose up) about 135°. It then starts rotating alternately about the lateral or the longitudinal axis for about 45° in each direction while it performs pirouettes of a constant rate. MA may start pirouetting before or after the 135° rotation. Both 45°-positions have to be reached at least th ree times (i.e. three tic-tocs) and also there has to be at least one complete pirouette on each tic-toc.
Pirorainbow X reversal
MA hovers over the center line with an angle of 45°, then enters the manoeuvre with a rainbow, a not stationary flip that follows an arched flight path of at least 10 metres length. During the rainbow the MA performs one pirouette in each direction, with the reverse on the top of the rainbow. Then another rainbow (with pirouette reversal) leads back to the starting point. MA then continues with these rainbows alternately about the longitudinal and the lateral axis, until the four outer points of an X (viewed from above) are reached and MA hovers where it started the manoeuvre. MA does not perform any part of pirouettes, when hovering in the center.
here are two changes, which may appear in the 2012 rules:
RC-Heli Community - Einzelnen Beitrag anzeigen - F3N piroing tic-toc
the piro tic-toc states now explicitly that you can do it either way (face to the judges or perpendicular). The rainbox-X is new to me.
Pirouetting Tic-Toc
MA hovers and then is rotated (Nose up) about 135°. It then starts rotating alternately about the lateral or the longitudinal axis for about 45° in each direction while it performs pirouettes of a constant rate. MA may start pirouetting before or after the 135° rotation. Both 45°-positions have to be reached at least th ree times (i.e. three tic-tocs) and also there has to be at least one complete pirouette on each tic-toc.
Pirorainbow X reversal
MA hovers over the center line with an angle of 45°, then enters the manoeuvre with a rainbow, a not stationary flip that follows an arched flight path of at least 10 metres length. During the rainbow the MA performs one pirouette in each direction, with the reverse on the top of the rainbow. Then another rainbow (with pirouette reversal) leads back to the starting point. MA then continues with these rainbows alternately about the longitudinal and the lateral axis, until the four outer points of an X (viewed from above) are reached and MA hovers where it started the manoeuvre. MA does not perform any part of pirouettes, when hovering in the center.