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gatt wrote: I wonder what they were like to handle on the ground. The B-17 might have been easiest of them, I suppose, because of the huge rudder. -c That huge fin and rudder also grab a lot of crosswind. G The B-17 is a pretty nice airplane to fly however. Ailerons heavy as heck, rudder not so bad, elevator pretty light. I've flown one in xwinds up to 40 knots (only about 30 degrees cross) and while it makes you work it doesn't take superman....but like any t/w airplane you gotta stay ahead of her. |
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