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Simplified Frise ailerons?

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cluttonfred

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Does anyone have any suggestions for a particularly simple implementation of Frise ailerons (in which the nose of the upward-moving aileron projects into the airstream, but not the downward one, to provide drag to counteract adverse yaw)? I'd also be interested in other solutions that would be simple and easy to build to counteract adverse yaw *other than* differential movement of the ailerons. Cheers, Matthew
 
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