Wow

"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message
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It's a swept wing. When you kick it left with rudder the right wing moves
forward to a straight wing configuration and lift increases, wing goes up.
Thus the left roll.

Same thing for the left wing. Except it looses lift.

"Curator" N185KG

"karl mcgruber" skywagon wrote in
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"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message
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It's a swept wing. When you kick it left with rudder the right wing
moves forward to a straight wing configuration and lift increases,
wing goes up. Thus the left roll.

But there is plenty of roll control available to stop that and command a
roll in the opposite direction.


Bertie

"karl mcgruber" skywagon wrote in message
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"Kyle Boatright" wrote in message
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It's a swept wing. When you kick it left with rudder the right wing moves
forward to a straight wing configuration and lift increases, wing goes up.
Thus the left roll.

Same thing for the left wing. Except it looses lift.

"Curator" N185KG

Yep, dutch roll. Swept wings amplify the rudder's ability to generate a
roll rate...