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January 17th 05, 12:40 AM
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"Duane Eisenbeiss" wrote in message ... "Nyal Williams" wrote in message ... We should have a conversation with students specifically about which end of the yaw string is the pointer/tail/indicator, etc. and which foot does what to that end of the string under discussion. The above post was incomplete. Over sensitive Send button. View the string as a pointer. The forward end (the point) points at the required rudder pedal to continue the turn or stop yaw. Therefore opposite rudder in a spin would be the other rudder pedal or the top of the string. Duane 
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