What taught me to fly rudder (and throttle) was flying helicopters many
years ago - before the age of gyros. You ABSULUTELY HAVE TO FLY all
four primary controls all the time with those beasts. When I went back
to fixed wing, I was flying for a couple of weeks before I realized
(about a 500
I agree that just plain sport flying can get boring rather quickly. If
you REALLY want a thrill flying power, then try COMBAT! The current
crop of Open 'B' planes are very quick to build, fly great and don't
cost too much either. Try joining 6 or 8 of these in the air pulling 30
foot
There has been several posts on how flying sailplanes can help you become a
better pilot. I couldn't agree more.
However if you want to become one of the elite pilots you MUST learn to use
the rudder (on full house ships of course). Uncouple the aileron mix and go
for it. I took me about a year
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There has been several posts on how flying sailplanes can help you become
a
better pilot. I couldn't agree more.
However if you want to become one of the elite pilots you MUST learn to
use
the rudder (on full
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