Hi all.
Just wondering how many actual pilots we have. I noticed some folks are experiencing performance problems (tip stalls, spins etc). I remember an article by the AMA (years ago) about applying real piloting skills to r/c (coordinated turns, air speed management, flap/trim configuration). Just thought this might be a good thread for newer pilots to glean some basic aeronautical info.
For instance, how many people actually make coordinated turns?
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Good to see there are other pilots crazy enough to "take the reins" of their own aircraft.
We had this conversation a couple of years ago here ;-)
Actually correct flying improves fuel consumption and stuff.
Every good landing starts with a good approach.
Shall I stop now.
I tried a coordinated turn one time, decided it didn't make enough difference to be worth the bother, and never did it again. It helps not to have passengers aboard complaining about dips and lurches...