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Old 06-23-2006 | 04:37 PM
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Default RE: Mixing for 3D?

ORIGINAL: XJet
If you've got coupling in knife-edge flight then learn how to trim your plane better (reflex or camber the ailerons to reduce the effect -- experiment with your CG) or, if all that fails, just get a better plane or learn to fly it on the sticks.

Mixes are a crutch -- learn to walk without them and you'll be a much better pilot.
There is a new thing out there... it's called evolution

Mixes are for reducing workload, and making your flying even better, maneuvers more precise. Of course, if you have no intentions doing so - by all means leave the mixes off...

...like driving a car with a steering that needs aligment, but hey.. "I can just correct it by turning the steering wheel an inch to the left - makes me a much better driver anyway"

Sorry, you hit a hobby horse of mine