httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2VQjxuhYhc
I won’t say that I have done this, but I also won’t say that I haven’t!
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Hi you 2,
I’ve been following your story about the excellent service you’re getting from our favorite telephone company……but this article here stopped me in my tracks…..maybe it’s the fact that I’m French and I don’t always get all the English language but I don’t get this last publication of yours !
What does Right Rudder mean ?
PS: Reading your stories is something I enjoy very much, it beats tv and newspapers anytime…..keep on posting.
Say Hi to my favorite girl Rica and I hope you’re enjoying your vacations….
bye
Jeanne
Hello Jeanne! Glad to see a friendly face here. Right rudder refers to when you are learning to fly, you often are told time and again to press the right rudder pedal in the plane. It makes the rear of the airplne go left and generally “straightens” the path thru the air. So in our little video here, the student was bouncing and to prevent a crash, had to put in full power, go around and try again. When he put in the power you see the plane head wayyyy off to the left, this is because he totally neglected to put in enough (if any) right rudder.
Pilot joke i guess. I’ll give my love to Rica for ya!
Thanks Mike for the explanation. You’re talking about a video….strange, I don’t see any video in your original message, maybe it’s blocked because I came to see your story at the office. I’ll try from home tonight and see if the same thing happens.
Have a great day
Jeanne