how to get out of a spin in the demo

[peterdegrotere]

does anybody know how to get out of a spin, when you hear you need to put both joysticks in or put both joysticks out, its still not getting me out of the spin90% what to do to get out of it in a good way, what do you do??

( i payed on realistic and sim

[guiltyspark]

to get out of a spin you need to use the rudder and ailrons to counter it

[peterdegrotere]

Originally Posted by guiltyspark

to get out of a spin you need to use the rudder and ailrons to counter it

oke thats exactly what i wrote above and what they said in the game when you stall, but i still cant get ou 90%, sometimes it says put nose down also in a spin, or should i gas up, dont think pulling it back right, that will keep it in a spin???????i guese

[David603]

Push the plane's nose down and go to full throttle to build up speed. Use the control surfaces to try to turn in the opposite direction to the spin, this will slow down the spinning.

[SleepTrgt]

the spitfire is alright with the spinning, but the P-51 omg

[Kamak86]

Well since its a sim i would hope that getting out of a spin is the same way they taught me how to get out of one...its slighty different for each plane depending on the design...however its....
Throtlle Closed
Full Opposite Rudder in the direction of spin
Use Forward pressure of the Elevator to break the spin/stall
The Alieron does nothing in a spin...thats in real life of course.

[Zensuji]

I rudder and roll opposite way of to the spin and it jolts out of it in a second on sim mode.

[peterdegrotere]

Originally Posted by Zensuji

I rudder and roll opposite way of to the spin and it jolts out of it in a second on sim mode.

oke ill try

[fuzzychickens]

Aerilons will generally accomplish nothing in a spin because they are moving in opposite directs to each other and roll input results in forces that cancel each other out.

[Kamak86]

Originally Posted by fuzzychickens

Aerilons will generally accomplish nothing in a spin because they are moving in opposite directs to each other and roll input results in forces that cancel each other out.

My thoughts exactly.