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Leading Turns with Rudder - Revisited



 
 
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Old August 5th 08, 05:05 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Leading Turns with Rudder - Revisited


"Jim White" wrote in message
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This thread is boring...what's the lowest heigght one should start an
aerobatic manoeuvre? Should one use the rudder when rolling in a clover
leaf loop below 500ft?

Jim



Silly FARs and nonsensical regulations about minimum height for aerobatics
notwithstanding, be sure to get this on video for YouTube. Even without the
Darryl's books flying about the cockpit, you may be assured it won't be
boring.

bumper


 




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