why my plane stalls

If you're on a simulator, maybe your joystick or yolk is set up
incorrectly? (pitch reversed).

As anyone on this group will tell you in an instant, stalling is not
about pitch *per se*, but angle of attack. That said, one pulls up to
case a stall, and pushes down to get out of one -- unless you're
inverted, or your controls are rigged backwards (which, unfortunately,
has been known to happen).


-- dave j

Grandss wrote:
Ok if someone could explain me that, I will be very happy

I have a simulator, if i pitch up OK, but if I pitch down, my plane
stalls and i don't understand why.

thank's

If your yolk is set up incorrectly, you're bound to be scrambled.

Seth

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If you're on a simulator, maybe your joystick or yolk is set up
incorrectly? (pitch reversed).

As anyone on this group will tell you in an instant, stalling is not
about pitch *per se*, but angle of attack. That said, one pulls up to
case a stall, and pushes down to get out of one -- unless you're
inverted, or your controls are rigged backwards (which, unfortunately,
has been known to happen).


-- dave j

Grandss wrote:
Ok if someone could explain me that, I will be very happy

I have a simulator, if i pitch up OK, but if I pitch down, my plane
stalls and i don't understand why.

thank's

Damn, that's my first USENET spelling snip in... well, a little while.

-- dave j

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Damn, that's my first USENET spelling snip in... well, a little while.

-- dave j


How to make it climb : Set the mixer on HIGH and put the yolk in your
lap!