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Old August 12th 08, 05:36 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Leading Turns with Rudder - Revisited

On Aug 12, 6:33 am, bagmaker
wrote:
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I don't have the full context from the quote above, and while I am
normally loathe to contradict Langewiesche, I must report I have
successfully produced turns with just the rudder in gliders. Give it a

try, and you will find you can produce an adequate turn, because the
yawing causes the dihedral to bank the glider in the desired direction.

I suggest you give it a try at or near the stall...

(Only in america would we come across such a technique even being
discussed!)-

And only on the world wide web would an American assume they were the
extent of the actual world.

Bagger
winter in Aus-bloody-stralia mate
:-)

--
bagmaker


Come now. The author of very silly comment you refer to has a .uk
address.

 




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