Carl Ex-treme 3-D ARF 540 User Manual

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

This maneuver has your plane flipping around the axis of 
the wing, while dropping.  Starting from a high altitude, go 
to low throttle and gradually pull the nose up to near 
vertical.  Just when the plane is about the stall, give it full 
down elevator and full power.  Make attitude corrections 
with the rudder and ailerons to keep the plane flipping on 
axis.  Cut the throttle and hold full down elevator as the 
plane flips around to nose high again, add power to flip it 
over again.  Watch your altitude as to not get too close to 
the ground.  Neutralize the elevator and add power to 
recover. 
 

 

 

This is a violent maneuver that starts with a vertical rolling 
dive that stops the descent as it changes into a flat spin.  
Start at a good high altitude, go to low throttle and push 
the nose down into a straight dive.  Feed in full left aileron 
and complete 3 rolls, then immediately move your 
transmitter sticks to an inverted snap position, down 
elevator, left aileron, right rudder, all full throw.  Now 
feed in high throttle to flatten the spin and stop the altitude 
loss.  Recover by neutralizing the rudder and ailerons, and 
holding a little down elevator.  After you gain some 
airspeed you can roll out to upright.  Use caution as this is 
a violent and high G mauver that will put a great deal of 
stress on the airframe.