Hi there,

Don't worry. The 190 is a cute plane to fly. No vices. But the prolem you may encounter is "Controls reversed when the plane is coming toward you" and here is the most comprehensive answer that I have ever heard until now and comes from MinnFlyer.

"There are three techniques that most people use to get used to it. After a while, it sort of becomes second nature, but until that time, try these.

Now let me preface this by saying that there are probably MORE than these three, but these are the three that MOST people find helpful. Also, all three are very different. ONE may be right for you, but probably not more than one. So try all three and see which one YOU like the best.

The first is to imagine yourself in the cockpit - Not too many people use this method, and frankly I can't do it. But the few people who CAN do it like it best.

Next, (This is how I was taught) is to turn your back to the plane and look over your shoulder at it so that your body is facing the same way the plane is.

And the third is - as you face the plane, point the aileron stick toward the low side of the wing (or in other words, toward the side of the wing you want to raise) "


Hey keep the faith and have nice flights
Cheers
Johnnie