where do you look when you hover?

[2robinhood]

What part of the plane do you watch / look at when you hover?

[Fearless Flyer]

I usually look at the nose and wing tips. This gives me a better definition of the plane when it starts to fall off.

[RappyMan]

The center of the plane - the canopy or so. That way I can see the rest of it in my periforal vision & also see where the plane is drifting.

[Plane Wrappers]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Fearless Flyer
	I usually look at the nose and wing tips. This gives me a better definition of the plane when it starts to fall off.

Yep.

[MadMonkey]

	Quote: Originally Posted by RappyMan
	The center of the plane - the canopy or so. That way I can see the rest of it in my periforal vision & also see where the plane is drifting.

Same. I like to focus on the center; focusing on a wingtip just doesn't work for me.

[RAPTOR357]

	Quote: Originally Posted by Fearless Flyer
	I usually look at the nose and wing tips. This gives me a better definition of the plane when it starts to fall off.

Thats what i do also, push the rudder to low wing if it falls off.

[The Flyin Hawaiian]

For me I look at the nose and wings when the canopy faces me, in torque rolls or when the belly is facing me, I look at the tail and the wings. go figure.

[Redneck Shaun]

On the ground in front of me, at the pieces of my plane.

[XJet]

You're supposed to watch the plane when you hover it?

Well go figure... that explains a lot!

(picks up crumpled ball of balsa and heads home).... :-)

[N726AC]

I look at the wheel collar on the tailwheel.

[Vic3D]

Definitely the canopy area and landing gear area when the plane is torquing.

[ifly3d]

I watch the tail. I can see any movement as soon as it happens.

Josh