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anonymous wrote:
I guess I need a three-axis sync'd to a gps. For a simple single-engine airplane, two axes is enough. Even a single-axis (ailerons only) 'wing leveler' will give you enough time to navigate without needing to hold the yoke all the time. The second axis will add elevator control. There are different levels from attitude control to ILS glidepath following. The third axis (rudder) is usually needed for twins and jets ('yaw damper'). -- Tauno Voipio tauno voipio (at) iki fi |
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