One thing you can try is to "crab" the plane by moving
the rudder one direction and moving the ailerons the
opposite direction. The plane will still be going
forward in a straight line but the fuse will be
slightly sideways, creating drag and slowing it down.
I'm attempting to master this techinque to land my
wingaron CR Contender, but it takes practice.
--- Louis Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi:
> i need to program air brake on a 3 meter scale
> sailplane so i can slow it
> down for landing.
>
> i try to move up both ailerons to slow it down but
> need more than this.
>
> when i move the aileron s up do i have to program
> the elevator to move down?
>
> i dont have flaps only ailerons and dont have
> spoilers eather so any help
> will be apreciated.?
>
> luis
>
>
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