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Thanks. Although it may not be technically correct, I think I could
easily explain the "vector" as the direction the thrust pushes too, due to the rudder angle. G needs work. otn Bob Whitaker wrote: Hello otn, I wasn't quite sure what you were driving at until I read your last sentence and then it all became crystal clear. So the answer is "yes" I would understand what you were saying and "yes" it would help me understand the concept. But even though the term "thrust" is easy for most people to understand, the concept of a "vector" (magnitude and direction) may not be. But only you know who your target audience is, and whether they would understand what a vector is. Hope this helps, Bob Whitaker "Free Spirit" |
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