A list of puns related to "Tail Rotor"
I recently noticed this in the visualizations for the Bell 360 Invictus (after Bell apparently dropped the fenestron tail rotor) and also in the UH-60 Black Hawk.
I know the Super Stallion has a tail rotor canted downward for additional lift. This leads me to believe a tail rotor canted downward would have the opposite effect of reducing lift? Of course, this can't be right, so I want to find where my understanding is lacking.
I have been flying the helicopters for years now , I know the Huey and mastered the Mi-8 (100+hours in just the mi-8) I donβt use rudder pedals because I donβt have space so I still use joystick twist for yaw. On all the helicopters I have the option checked to allow for rudder trim and thatβs how I normally fly. Iβm still struggling with yaw in the hind. I usually turn on the autopilot yaw channel. The one thing I cannot figure out for sure is if the rudder trim (a dcs helper option)is fighting the actual yaw autopilot. I think itβs is. Long story does anyone know whatβs going on ?
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