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|  CHAPTER THREE
T-34C INSTRUMENTS
NOTE
Either condition mentioned in i or ii constitutes an extreme nose
high attitude. If the airspeed is less than 100 knots, the nose must
be above the horizon; otherwise, it is simply nose low.
iii.
Crosscheck turn needle.
iv.
Using aileron and rudder, roll the aircraft toward, not necessarily to, 90 of
bank, in the direction of the turn needle.
v.
Fly the nose of the aircraft through the horizon, using bottom rudder as
necessary.
vi.
As the nose passes the horizon, roll wings level (do not pull back stick during
this rollavoid a rolling pullout), center the ball and maintain balanced flight.
vii. Raise the nose to the level flight attitude.
viii.
Common Errors
(a) Not crosschecking airspeed. A pitch attitude of 10 nose up and an
airspeed of 95 knots is an extreme nose high attitude.
(b) Continuing the roll to 90 AOB, even though the nose has passed the
horizon.
(c) Allowing the nose to rise while rolling wings level, thus effecting a
"rolling pullout."
3-34 BASIC INSTRUMENTS FLIGHT PROCEDURES
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