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August 1st 06, 02:19 AM
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Mounting a turn coordinator on the tail?
Stubby wrote:
The horizontal component of lift behaves like a string tied to a rock being swung around. No, it doesn't. The lift vector points in a direction (roughly) perpendicular to the wing. Nothing causes it to point to the a "center" other than the other aerodynamic surfaces . 
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