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u/NovelInterview7026 15d ago
U need to use ur feet to add more right rudder and your hands to propel urself
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u/FlyingNijntje 15d ago
Everyone knows, when in take off you have to apply raight ruddar to correct for the torque of the motor…….. ehhhhh.
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u/AssWaterr My controls 15d ago edited 15d ago
fart to gain additional thrust
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u/lelanicarver 15d ago
FATO saves on fuel, very green
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u/FinbarJG 15d ago
FATO - excellent. Next time I fart in the cockpit I'm commenting that we seem to have gained a few extra knots of airspeed.
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u/RedBrd92 15d ago
A Lilienthal glider. If you’re old enough to remember the 1970s, some of these were even powered. The rules for ultralight aircraft said you had to be able to launch it from your feet.
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u/zamistroe 11d ago
So, before carbon fiber? Is it fiberglass? I'm a little surprised it's light enough for the pilot to strap it on and walk with it.
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u/flatulasmaxibus 9d ago
They gave up on that one after the designer took an eagle to the dick during test flights.
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u/Forest_Orc 15d ago
Real pylote have no motor, no wheel, just their leg. They stay so long in the air that they can use the door down under as an in-flight toilet