"JJ Sinclair" wrote in message
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Yo, Judy & Shirley,
I hate to admit it, but I don't know the difference between a side slip
and a
forward slip. Please walk me through exactly what I'm doing with the stick
and
rudder on each one and where the nose is pointed. When I have used what I
called a slip, I was turning a left final, just kept the left wing down,
shoved
in a bunch of right rudder. The nose went right and I added a little more
rudder if I wanted to make the ship move to the right or took some rudder
out
if I wanted to move left.
Thanks,
JJ Sinclair

If you were flying such that you could not see the ground how would you know
if you were doing a side slip or a forward slip??
Possible answer: The difference between a side slip and a forward slip is
ground track only.

Duane