As a pilot certified in this type of flying in sailplanes, I can only tell you that I have nothing but the deepest respect for this man and his skills. I only wish.....
Such beautiful flying ("Talent is overrated; there's just endless practice) and he still has to push his own glider after landing. Bravo from New Zealand.
Nice flying, filming and editing. I especially loved that you left in the original sounds and did not drown them out with some boring music. That's how it should be done! Thumbs up!
Up to whatever the airframe is certified to. The glider in the film is a Solo Fox (+9g/-6g). It's older brother Swift S-1 is certified to +10g/-7.5g. One of the certification requirements was to put an accelerometer in front of the pilot. Supposedly the bird is so easy on the controls that there is a real risk of over-stressing the airframe.
If you think you love flying then it's to your benefit to take the first flight in a glider, that teaches you the aerodynamics of flight (the feel of it), and it teaches you to appreciate altitude and the management thereof. Once you can comfortably manage altitude and land a glider then flying under power is simply an added benefit. it makes you a better pilot under power. After 53 years of flying my greatest joy still comes from flying a glider, and a piper cub.
well...he looks hot! and a little surprised at the Gs he's pulling....it's hard to discern what maneuvers are being flown without power! very cool; i'll need to watch it a couple more times!
Man, there ain't enough barf-bags in the known universe to take care of what would happen if he were to be foolish enough to take me as a passenger on that ride! Stunningly beautiful! A true maestro of stick & rudder! (Glad no one told him that stuff simply can't be done in a sailplane.)
Denis, I can see that gliding is serious business. That guy did a perfect job. He has way more guts that I do. I suppose YOU would like to do that though? I enjoyed the film. Thanks, MOM
Super film i mistrzowski pokaz akrobacji. Szkoda tylko, że podczas pikniku lotniczego Krosno-2014 warunki pogodowe uniemożliwiły pełnej prezentacji Pana Makuli
It is an aerobatic glider. Certified to +10g/ -7.5g. 10g is on the extreme side, but in general, many gliders are certified to fly high g maneuvers, they often fly in turbulence most other aircraft had better avoid.
Some gliders can go for thousands of kilometres, in New Zealand Terry Delore and John Kokshoorn flew for 15 hours covering 2501 kilometres, as long as the lift is there flight time is unlimited. The ASW 22 has a glide ratio of about 60, that means for every 60 meters in forward travel you lose 1 meter in height, approx don't hold me to it I'm no expert I only fly scale model gliders. Hope this helped. Cheers
Very, very cool. Wish I could shake this guys hand.
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Fantastic Video. Do only one question.... as you have recorded sequences from the back of the plane? I would like you to update a photo of the system to be able to see it. Thank you
Great acrobatics. How do you know when the plane is near to its estructural limits? We dont want a wing break in the air ... I noted too that glider has the tail in X and not in T , is better this for acrobatics? Thanks . And good flight.
Jerzy Makula 7 times Individual World Champion in Glider Aerobatics - 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2011 4 times Individual Vice-World Champion in Glider Aerobatics - 1995, 2001, 2003, 2005 8 times Team World Champion (Coz Poland is very good at gliders and pilotage) 3 times Individual European Champion - 1994, 1998, 2004 Also check: Sebastian Kawa, Zbigniew Nieradka Maciej Pospieszyński Janusz Centka Sebastian Kawa over Himalaya ua-cam.com/video/dnmwGhGvGJw/v-deo.html
the sound track is way kool... i gotta wonder if thats hard on the wings tho..it sure as hell isnt easy on them.. u can tell he gets a big headrush each time he pulls 5 gs maybe more
It's all about energy management. But he is released from the towplane and loses height gradually as he does the aerobatics, after all he is only up 6 minutes. Gliders when not doing aerobatics can use thermals (rising air) to turn in and thus they climb, by doing this flights in excess of 8 hours and 1000km are not uncommon in good parts of the world.
I love flying gliders, and have just been cleared for aerobatics today. I feel however that the aerobatics this man does, are far too jerky. In my personal opinion in a glider they should be made to look smooth and graceful. If you want aerobatics like that, get an Extra?
How long and how far could you go with a glider before you actually have to land? I dont know much about flying but if he is gliding wouldnt that mean he is kind of slowly descending in the air?
This was all done in the 60's except it wasn't recorded. But it's nice to see others doing it over the Alps and other places. It's not scary. It gets boring. Bit like going to Mars really. It has all been done and there is nothing there. Everest was first flown over way back in 1929. In an open cockpit. Today they fly at 40,000 feet to the Himalayas and then climb to 30,000 feet on the mountain. A bit silly really.
If you knew anything about flying you would know that the gum is to help with popping of the ears... all my pilot friends agree that gum is a necessity for flying
As a pilot certified in this type of flying in sailplanes, I can only tell you that I have nothing but the deepest respect for this man and his skills. I only wish.....
Such beautiful flying ("Talent is overrated; there's just endless practice) and he still has to push his own glider after landing. Bravo from New Zealand.
I love the way it goes quite on the stall manouver.
I am in awe of this pilot.
pięknie pan lata , aż serce mocniej bije
Grate pilot from Poland!!!
Congratulations!!!
Nice flying, filming and editing. I especially loved that you left in the original sounds and did not drown them out with some boring music. That's how it should be done! Thumbs up!
Up to whatever the airframe is certified to. The glider in the film is a Solo Fox (+9g/-6g). It's older brother Swift S-1 is certified to +10g/-7.5g. One of the certification requirements was to put an accelerometer in front of the pilot. Supposedly the bird is so easy on the controls that there is a real risk of over-stressing the airframe.
best soaring video ever! loved the sounds!
If you think you love flying then it's to your benefit to take the first flight in a glider, that teaches you the aerodynamics of flight (the feel of it), and it teaches you to appreciate altitude and the management thereof. Once you can comfortably manage altitude and land a glider then flying under power is simply an added benefit. it makes you a better pilot under power. After 53 years of flying my greatest joy still comes from flying a glider, and a piper cub.
totally amazing is onreal thaa is the most beautiful acrobatics I have ever seen ...thank you for sharing
5 stars! Great cut and cam combination.
Czapka z Głowy - nie ma to jak polski szybownik
Pozdrawiam!.
Amazing performance! Nice flying and nice filmed and editing.
Wow! And very nicely filmed!
Oh WOW! I had an introductory glider flying lesson today, it was awesome, but this is just beyond amazing at what people can do!
Grande Piloto!!! Parabens! Eldo- Araguari city/Brasil
Lovely, thanks for sharing. So nice to hear it properly.
Amazing flight, wonderful. Congratulations to the Champion. Bravisimo.
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Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Efficiency and energy management :) These things are extremely efficient compared to most powered craft....they have to be.
Incredible video!!!
Also an acoustic experience - like this!
Bravo Monsieur !
That is a very very cool video. Well produced and edited using several cameras. I cant say enough !!!
super pilot
That what I call flying, All the best and wich one day to fly with you.
yes, it's my favourite part too. :)) I agree with you :)
well...he looks hot! and a little surprised at the Gs he's pulling....it's hard to discern what maneuvers are being flown without power! very cool; i'll need to watch it a couple more times!
I'd like to see him do that with a motor bolted to the front. This was way too easy......
Great flying !
Awesome!!! He is the best!!!
Lol WTF I just noticed at the end he was just wearing a shirt and some corduroy trousers (and I'm betting some loafers to) what a freaking legend !
Great work very nice flying
É simplesmente, espetacular. De tirar o fôlego.
Man, there ain't enough barf-bags in the known universe to take care of what would happen if he were to be foolish enough to take me as a passenger on that ride! Stunningly beautiful! A true maestro of stick & rudder! (Glad no one told him that stuff simply can't be done in a sailplane.)
Greaat! Who needs music!? Nice wind sound!
Denis, I can see that gliding is serious business. That guy did a perfect job. He has way more guts that I do. I suppose YOU would like to do that though? I enjoyed the film. Thanks, MOM
Piekny lot.
man he is having so much fun
Super film i mistrzowski pokaz akrobacji. Szkoda tylko, że podczas pikniku lotniczego Krosno-2014 warunki pogodowe uniemożliwiły pełnej prezentacji Pana Makuli
wonderful silence
Excellent!
Not to be rude to correct: World Glider Aerobatic Champion. Not Glider Champion.
NICE Video.
nice high speed low inverted pass there :D
great video
It is an aerobatic glider. Certified to +10g/ -7.5g. 10g is on the extreme side, but in general, many gliders are certified to fly high g maneuvers, they often fly in turbulence most other aircraft had better avoid.
Czyli mozna powiedziec , że polskie szybowce akrobacyjne nie "imiejut anałoga w mirje"? Fox, Swift, Acro
Amazing flying
Some gliders can go for thousands of kilometres, in New Zealand Terry Delore and John Kokshoorn flew for 15 hours covering 2501 kilometres, as long as the lift is there flight time is unlimited.
The ASW 22 has a glide ratio of about 60, that means for every 60 meters in forward travel you lose 1 meter in height, approx don't hold me to it I'm no expert I only fly scale model gliders.
Hope this helped.
Cheers
Very, very cool. Wish I could shake this guys hand.
Fantastic Video.
Do only one question.... as you have recorded sequences from the back of the plane?
I would like you to update a photo of the system to be able to see it.
Thank you
Ok, lets see what you do, please prove me wrong and provide a vid of you’re efforts, Can't wait!
super super cool :-)
Great acrobatics. How do you know when the plane is near to its estructural limits?
We dont want a wing break in the air ...
I noted too that glider has the tail in X and not in T , is better this for acrobatics? Thanks . And good flight.
You crazy sona-va-gun lol. That stall at 2:20 seemed intense
Bravo!!!
Spectacular! Awsome i wanna try :D
Magnifique
GRANDE!!
Beautiful! I agree with Samsonreklam. /Tille,TeamM
Jerzy Makula
7 times Individual World Champion in Glider Aerobatics - 1985, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2011
4 times Individual Vice-World Champion in Glider Aerobatics - 1995, 2001, 2003, 2005
8 times Team World Champion (Coz Poland is very good at gliders and pilotage)
3 times Individual European Champion - 1994, 1998, 2004
Also check:
Sebastian Kawa,
Zbigniew Nieradka
Maciej Pospieszyński
Janusz Centka
Sebastian Kawa over Himalaya ua-cam.com/video/dnmwGhGvGJw/v-deo.html
Oh hi, my name is Jerzy Makula... but you may call me "Mr. Baddass"
Um desempenho impressionante do homem velho.
looks scary but fun good job
No kurde, ale fajnie :D
Brilliant flying, what type o glider is it?
increible el abuelito....
I have seen people do low passes and climb into their circuit, but never whilst inverted.
Because it's a RATIO, it doesn't matter. You could also use feet or miles or whatever.
Yes !!!
Margański & Mysłowski MDM-1 Solo Fox (reg. # SP-8000)
perfect
the sound track is way kool... i gotta wonder if thats hard on the wings tho..it sure as hell isnt easy on them.. u can tell he gets a big headrush each time he pulls 5 gs maybe more
It's all about energy management. But he is released from the towplane and loses height gradually as he does the aerobatics, after all he is only up 6 minutes. Gliders when not doing aerobatics can use thermals (rising air) to turn in and thus they climb, by doing this flights in excess of 8 hours and 1000km are not uncommon in good parts of the world.
Magnífico....un sueño🌹
Damn! He's good
How does the pilot stay up so long with a glider??
Would love to have a flight with you. Precise set of skills. Nothing but fun. Thanks for shooting it and posting. Enjoyed it.
Respekt!!!
Hang gliding Tegelberg Schwangau Bautek Milan Racer Drachenflug Musik: Sascha Ende
I love flying gliders, and have just been cleared for aerobatics today. I feel however that the aerobatics this man does, are far too jerky. In my personal opinion in a glider they should be made to look smooth and graceful. If you want aerobatics like that, get an Extra?
What can he know... He's just a 7 times Glider Aerobatics World Champion :D
How long and how far could you go with a glider before you actually have to land? I dont know much about flying but if he is gliding wouldnt that mean he is kind of slowly descending in the air?
this guy is a bad ass....
oh yeah, some claymore mines and Gatling guns !
what is that move at 2:24 called? Thats just the best move in my opinion
Jurek- the MAN!
nice
Respect :D cool flight veary acect :D so i like it :D :D
Z ostatnich pokazów to kojarzę tylko akrobację pośpiecha na EPBC we wrześniu. Na 90% była któraś z piosenek adele.
1:58 - What's that stuff hitting the canopy?
Thats right, I am dangerous
2:25 Theres shit all over my living room floor.
This was all done in the 60's except it wasn't recorded. But it's nice to see others doing it over the Alps and other places. It's not scary. It gets boring. Bit like going to Mars really. It has all been done and there is nothing there. Everest was first flown over way back in 1929. In an open cockpit. Today they fly at 40,000 feet to the Himalayas and then climb to 30,000 feet on the mountain. A bit silly really.
ADRÉNALINE ASSURÉE Stay Cool Man !... Speed Break & Speed Badin !...
does anyone knows what kind of smoke cans they use and where can I find them?
In a normal sequence anywhere from +7 to -5 G's.
If you knew anything about flying you would know that the gum is to help with popping of the ears... all my pilot friends agree that gum is a necessity for flying
@edrilicar Skylark DV1
what model of aircraft is the towing one ?
+10g/-7.5g if this is (as I think) a Swift S-1.
How can he do this in a glider and stll be alive?