all right, is there an easy way to do it?
I usually get the rudder all fouled and then forget that I'm harriering then get all screwed up and have to flip it over! most I've seen is flying toward onesself. should I just do that a gazillion times?
I've found I'm naturally kinda doin' this too. My brain figured that one out on its own, I just suddenly noticed it's part of what I'm doing.spastic said:i basicaly do a mix in my brain, aileron is the master and rudder is the slave, when inverted just move the rudder opposite the ailerons, you dont even have to move the ailerons but your brain gets it quick, basicaly your impulse is to move ailerons so move the rudder opposit instead, and then you got the rudder going the right way when inverted
Maybe i'm just weird :shock: did that make any sense??
Hey, that hurt.........Quicker said:Hey, gordo: Is that the thing that failed over the water? :wink:
It's like this.3d-aholic said:I don't understand the elevator/rudder thing as inverse when inverted. Doesn't it also matter if it is inverted flying toward you or inverted flying away from you?