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Mavmb · February 19th, 2003, 20:55

Have your instructor show you the value of the rudders. Lean forward so you can see out the front well, and watch the nose yaw left and right as your instructor lets the rudders go and then straightens the nose back out by using the rudders again. I've done that with students, and it really seems to help them because they want to see how to keep the plane from breaking left or right. If you use the rudders very well, you will stay on your point, keep the plane level, and you can even delay the stall or so it seems.

February 19th, 2003, 20:55	#13
Mavmb Old Skool Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 2,169	Re: Stalls Have your instructor show you the value of the rudders. Lean forward so you can see out the front well, and watch the nose yaw left and right as your instructor lets the rudders go and then straightens the nose back out by using the rudders again. I've done that with students, and it really seems to help them because they want to see how to keep the plane from breaking left or right. If you use the rudders very well, you will stay on your point, keep the plane level, and you can even delay the stall or so it seems.