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Old 07-04-2018, 01:26 PM
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H5606
 
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Another term vaguely comes to mind now: "hinging". Couldn't find it glancing through Harry Higley's book, Flying Around and wondering if it is what I remember/suspect: a function of leadout guide position with respect to vertical CG - if too low, airplane banks outboard, if too high, airplane banks in. Is this correct? Perhaps tip weight has something to do with it also?

Not wanting to show off - just want to learn/confirm stuff and communicate more effectively if the opportunity presents itself.

Thanks for any help.

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