Role circle
The roll circle is a difficult aerobatic figure .
In this figure, a 360-degree circle is flown, or only a half or a quarter circle, with the aircraft rolling around the longitudinal axis at the same time . One, two, three or even four rolls can be flown during the full circle. The roles can be flown inwards or outwards or alternately inside-out.
The role circle was flown for the first time by Gerhard Fieseler , an excellent aerobatic pilot and later aircraft designer ( Fieseler Storch ).
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- ↑ Figure portrait role circles ( Memento from March 5, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) by Michael Zistler
Simple aerobatics: Chandelle | Lazy Eight | Looping | Spin | Turn
Advanced figures: downturn | Barrel roll | cracked role | controlled role | Humpty Bump | Immelmann | Loopingacht (Cuban eight) | Male (Tail-Slide) | Knife flight | Role circle | Inverted flight | Back circle
Special maneuvers: Autumn maneuvers | Cobra maneuvers | Kulbit | Lomcovák | Torquing | Zwirbelturm