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cjcampbell wrote:
If you can't stall it, you can't spin it. It also had the rudder connected to the aileron controls, so you "steer" it like a car. If I recall correctly, it had no rudder pedals. Depends on the year and manufacturer. It's not so much the linked ailerons and rudders that made it hard to spin, it's the fact you don't have enough elevator authority to stall it. |
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