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John Galloway wrote:
It means exactly the same rudder direction you apply in any other, non spinning, yawed condition (how could it be otherwise as the string doesn't change its mode of action in a spin?). The front end of a yaw string is stuck to the canopy and if the loose end is pointing left in a spin you apply apply right rudder. Are you sure? Imagine a flat spin. If the loose end is pointing to the left, doesn't that mean yoiu are spinning to the right? So don't you want left rudder? |
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