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November 11th 03, 04:08 AM
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"Gary Mishler" wrote in message
news:THXrb.166838$Fm2.146042@attbi_s04... That yaw can be described as "weathervaning" and the rudder is used to counteract it. What you are describing is actually "adverse yaw". Weathervaning only occurs when in contact with the ground. No. Adverse yaw is drag caused by ailerons and acts *opposite* to the direction of the bank. If you'd take the time to read my statements more carefully, you'd see that in the statement you quoted, the yaw I'm talking about acts in the *same* direction of the bank. And is in fact "weathervaning". Pete 
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