Hi Georg, Georg Vollnhals schrieb am 31.07.2007 01:57: > Maik Justus schrieb: > >> Yes, I get the same here. I think it is related to the collective >> position. The rudder function is done by different pitching (cyclic) of >> the two rotors. >> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiltrotor > .... Yaw <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaw_%28flight%29> is controlled > by tilting its rotors in opposite directions. .... > > Maik, you may already have read this and I am not very familiar with > the tiltrotor technology. But *if* they are right then there should at > least be an additional tilting-effect to the different cyclic > pitching you are using, as I understand. I have a video of a V22 doing some pirouettes. The rudder <-> tilting is not visible, but maybe it's only a few degrees. I will try, if that helps. (while watching this video I got aware, that the rudder and probably the elevator are controlled at low speeds, too. I need to fix that)
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