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January 21st 05, 10:45 AM
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The yaw string just indicates the direction of the flow in the boundary
layer at that point. I have seen in a stabilized spin in a 2-32 the yaw string point in the direction of the turn, straight forward, straight aft and in a direction opposite the direction of the rotation. This was an induced spin with the CG almost at the max allowable aft position. I have heard reports of an ASK-21 doing similar things but have not experienced it. 
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