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On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 05:52:48 -0700 (PDT), AGL
wrote: I had to install four, using the one closest to the horizon for whatever speed I’m going since I want more sensitivity at slower speeds. This is the current German 15m-champion's opinion about the sensitivity of a yaw string: Even with a significant sideslip angle it's better to let the glider straiten itself (rudder centered) instead of using rudder all the time to keep the yaw string centered precisely. In his opinion the deflected rudder produces more induced drag than a moderate yaw angle (=up to 20 degrees yaw string deflection). In my opinion success proves him right. Cheers Andreas Bye Andreas |
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