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  • also you can push and pull the "Steering wheel" too (to control pitch)- pipers, mooneys, beechcraft, and boeing airliners, also have yokes

  • Why don't either of you have on your shoulder harnesses????

  • This plane is a Cessna 210 also called a Centurion. The model name is embroidered on the seat and is visible @5:03. It is a Turbo Centurion and is a retractable with great performance. It will cruise @ 210 KTAS or about 230 MPH

  • Yea I think its a 182RG

  • what was that noise right after takeoff it almost sounded like gear going up

  • The steering wheel as you call it, does the exact same thing as a joystick. It gives you precise control over the aircraft roll and pitch. read Mav's explaination too.

  • How long does it take to do a damn runup??

  • We call the "steering wheel" in a cessna a yoke. It controls roll and pitch. The rudder pedals control the side to side movement of the aircraft. Basically, in order to get the aircraft to turn, you need all 3 of those axis to work together.

  • I don't understand at all how to fly a cessna. I've understood conventional joystick planes, but this is just strange to me. do the pedals control the yaw from left to right and how does the steering wheel work?

  • Is the guy in the right seat an instructor?

    I hate passengers that think they can play with stuff!...lol

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