Originally Posted by puntosaurus
...pushing the T-Bar cyclic as hard as he could into his seat, as if trying to steer the ship back to level, rather than input opposite lateral cyclic. Of course by pushing the cyclic down, the geometry meant that he was actully adding into turn cyclic.
Sorry to be a bit thick, but I can't visualise what you're describing here. ie. referenced to machine/horizon, pull/push. Even given that I could understand the movement, I'm not sure how the t-cyclic is different to a 'real' one in this regard. [Keen to learn.]