byronmc
17th Feb 2016, 14:17
Hey Everyone
I've come across a question and don't understand the explanation.
"What is yaw-induced adverse rolling motion, and when is it likely to occur?"
Answer:" The rudder inducing the aircraft to yaw one way can cause another form of adverse rolling motion in the opposite direction. This happens at high speeds above VMO/MMO"
Is this referring to the same principle as aileron reversal?
Any help will be greatly appreciated:ugh:
I've come across a question and don't understand the explanation.
"What is yaw-induced adverse rolling motion, and when is it likely to occur?"
Answer:" The rudder inducing the aircraft to yaw one way can cause another form of adverse rolling motion in the opposite direction. This happens at high speeds above VMO/MMO"
Is this referring to the same principle as aileron reversal?
Any help will be greatly appreciated:ugh: