Differential for Ailerons
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Generally do people use Differential on their ailerons, I never have to date but I've heard it can make rolls a lot more axial, is it true and with 3D ships do you think it's advisable / makes a difference ????
If so roughly what sort of percentage would you put in ????
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If so roughly what sort of percentage would you put in ????
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Doesn't do anything for symetrical wings. Flying inverted, it works the wrong way. Flat bottomed wings, it works great to stop adverse yaw. About twice as much up as down is a good place to start.