Re: Please adjust your trim settings.

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• Re: Another Lesson
  ... We finally decided on "go" and we took off into heavy turbulence. ... Wind at altitude was even stronger so we took the opportunity to do some ... I set up the crab for the ... I attemted to convert the crab to a slip. ...
  (rec.aviation.student)
• Re: cross-wind landing practice
  ... You will find that a crab on the approach is better and more ... rudder and roll in the bank to kill any drift. ... a slip within the rudder effectiveness. ... plants it on the runway before the drift starts. ...
  (rec.aviation.student)
• Re: Asymmetrical thurst
  ... crab technique or the forward slip. ... One you put the plane in a slip early ... If you are proficient at one of these techniques you've got it covered. ...
  (rec.aviation.ifr)
• Re: Asymmetrical thurst
  ... Flying a relatively light tailwheel aircraft, I found that going into a slip at least allows you to figure out whether you have enough rudder before committing to ground contact. ... There's little difference in out come with the crab technique or the forward slip. ... One you put the plane in a slip early and keep constant control pressures thru-out your approach and the other you put the plane in a crab, relax your control inputs and put the plane in a slip in the last 10 seconds or so. ... I don't think that there is any situation when one of these crosswind landing techniques is the preferred and only safe way to land over the other. ...
  (rec.aviation.ifr)
• Re: Constant Battles
  ... Could you please skip SAP next time? ... Sheesh! ... Slip away for a few months and the whole place goes to ... Ross Macfarlane :-) ...
  (sci.anthropology.paleo)