http://www.netmeister.net/%7Ejerry/bldgp2.htm
Look in the cg section of the instructions.
The consensus seems to be:
1. No one has heard of a rudder stall
2. A rudder turn requires some banking other wise you will just 'slide'
3. Most people who use RES ships use the rudder on the right stick, not the left stick as I am doing at the present.
Jay
On 7/28/06, Jay Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to figure out if my rudder turns are accurate. I think I am experienceing rudder stalls with my photon, from either too much deflection or from holding the deflection too long.
In other word do I ever want the rudder to cause my plane to roll?
Can someone explain to me what a rudderstall is and how to prevent it?
Should all rudder turns remain flat?
Also is a roll a rudder stall of sorts?
Thanks,
Jay
