On
a model aircraft Ailerons are used to bank or roll the model. There is
an aileron on the trailing edge of each wing and they move together but
in opposite directions. E.g. For a starboard roll the aileron on the starboard
wing will come up catching the airflow and pushing the starboard wing
down. Simultaneously the port wing aileron will go down catching the airflow
and push the port wing up and the model will roll to starboard. Vice versa
for roll to port. |
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