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October 23rd 03, 06:34 AM
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Control input during loop
I must admit, for years I have been doing such but never asked why. Why do I
need to use left rudder to keep the nose straight during a loop? I have a US airplane, with normal prop rotation. If I do not use left rudder, the nose will yaw to the right. This is not due to P-factor? Thx in advance. VL 
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