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Originally Posted by Richie
I don't see it. The top of the inner rudder is used as a counterbalance for wind to catch onto so rudder forces are easier to apply to the opposite side if that's what you see?
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Appreciate that, usually known as horn counterbalance. But see my later posts on subject. What I failed to grasp
when first viewing was that the straight edge is the bottom edge of the rudder. It just looked wrong - an illusion. Now appreciate that there is nothing wrong at all.
Pete