Lomcovák

[@Siduch.]

This is such a sick manoeuvre! I learned about it in the patch notes update in Steam for the devs progress on the MB-339, and it said that it was the only jet aircraft that can perform this. So I searched it up, and it just makes me smile seeing it flow like that

[@randallmacdonald4851]

I didn't think I jet could do that. It would be so cool to see it. Alas, I can't get the DCS version of the Christen Eagle to do it anymore: they changed the flight dynamics. :(

[@Siduch.]

@@randallmacdonald4851 ach, that is unfortunate. Do you know if there are any other aircraft in the game that can do it? Perhaps some warbirds?

[@ap0Gsound]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX2zhaZ7e9h1Z80 here's a video of just that! crazy

[@randallmacdonald4851]

@@Siduch. I'm going to try in DCS's Yak 52. I know in real life, the Yak can perform a Lomcevak but DCS might have limited it's flight dynamics just like the Christen Eagle. We'll see. If I can get anything to do it, I'll post a video of it.

[@randallmacdonald4851]

@@ap0Gsound So, YUP! It definitely can do it. The Lomcevak is such an impressive maneuver to see from a distance but hard to keep your head on straight actually DOing it! :)

[@danielescobar7618]

I found this video after hearing about a test pilot doing this maneuver in WW2 with various combat aircraft. Now my imagination is going mad with images of a guy flying into an enemy formations center and doing this with all guns blazing. In actuality he was probably a test pilot in the war writing spin recovery manuals.

[@randallmacdonald4851]

The one thing you DON'T want to do in a dog fight or any other aerial attack is get rid of your energy. This maneuver bleeds all of your energy off to zero. But, it's a nice idea until you use it. :)

[@shotforshot5983]

I came here from reading on the Bell P-39 Airacobra...

[@richard1472]

Of course, the real trick is remembering where the ground was the last time you saw it.

[@randallmacdonald4851]

In the tumble, the trick is to throw youself at the ground after two seconds... and miss.

[@richard1472]

@@randallmacdonald4851 The last time I missed the ground was when I flared my T-Crate 12" too high. But that's okay, the ground jumped up to catch me.

[@egon_emeryt]

Piękny !

[@lauraradigan4114]

Joy in its purest form. Freestyle rules.

[@timmcwilliams]

I'd buy one if I could learn to land it!

[@CrazyRussianPilot]

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[@lucioragolia5321]

is the FSX ?

[@randallmacdonald4851]

This was done 5 years ago in DCS World, a military-grade flight simulator. Most aircraft are study level in flight dynamics, instrumentation, and weapons usage. When I flew this Cristen Eagle, it had a great flight dynamic code. They, unfortunately, changed it so that Lomcevak's tricks are difficult to do, if not completely impossible. DCS was not really set up to do civilian flights. I have FS2020 and I don't think they can do Lomcevak tricks, either. But, I haven't tried. DCS World basic is free (Caucasus map, P-51 with no guns, and a Russian A2G jet that I don't fly.) More aircraft and maps are payware but, well, I fly the F-18 Hornet and I've been studying it for over 3 years. DCS is that good. Link: www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/index.php

[@LucasWilhelms]

Woow! Excellent, my friend! Can you tell me which joystick and pedal commands you use to perform the maneuver?

[@randallmacdonald4851]

Climb to vertical, slight aileron left, slight nose pull, hard aileron right, nose full forward, hard left rudder, full power all the way.

[@LucasWilhelms]

@@randallmacdonald4851 Thanks for the answer I was trying to make Lomcovák with the Yak-52, but I do not think he's capable of doing that maneuver in DCS.

[@randallmacdonald4851]

@@LucasWilhelms I'll give it a try later this week. The Yak 52 should be able to.... I think...

[@jeremiahjohnson731]

Love it!! You sign in once that should be it and then when you try to make a comment it says sign in again

[@mustangsandwich]

Sorry to ask a dumb question. Is this in MSFS? I'm looking to get a setup to goof around like this. I used to fly real aerobatics when I had money and no kids. haha...

[@randallmacdonald4851]

This was done 4 years ago in DCS World, a military-grade flight simulator. Most aircraft are study level in flight dynamics, instrumentation, and weapons usage. When I flew this Cristen Eagle, it had a great flight dynamic code. They, unfortunately, changed it so that Lomcevak's tricks are difficult to do, if not completely impossible. DCS was not really set up to do civilian flights. I have FS2020 and I don't think they can do Lomcevak tricks, either. But, I haven't tried. I'll try later this week once my training slows down (cross-training in the F-16). DCS World basic is free (Caucasus map, P-51 with no guns, and a Russian A2G jet that I don't fly.) More aircraft and maps are payware but, well, I fly the F-18 Hornet and I've been studying it for over two years. DCS is that good. Link: www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/index.php

[@mustangsandwich]

@@randallmacdonald4851 Thanks much

[@vitogulotta7193]

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[@dinoff12191]

nombre del juego

[@jeremiahjohnson731]

Makes you lose interest in wanting to watch

[@randallmacdonald4851]

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