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Me thinks I have wondered about this a little too. Most planes I have had required a little rudder imput on the uplines. But the plane does not "yaw" when I feed in a little rudder, it just goes up straight.
Seems I had at least one kit that the vertical stab was actually built with it in on the plans ?
Next season I am going to do more of what most seem to do these days and really try to get a plane to fly as completely neutral as I can. |
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I agree, pilot that plane sonny and use the rudder stick to make corrections!
For pure contest like IMAC I can see going the extra to trim it out, but what has happened to the good ole days where flying a straight line was merely how well the pilot can feed in the inputs?
I too would like to get my plane to fly as neutral as possible so I'll likely be doing the same. I can't afford to wreck up a plane and I'd rather fly than build so I feel I'll have it longer by doing more IMAC flying and only careful 3D a few mistakes up!
