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Default Thrust vectoring

careful. you *must* be moving through the water for a rudder to be effective
when trying to back up.

Thanks. One of the things I tend to talk about is the potential
advantage of using rudders when twisting (swivel) as it tends to help
when you work into how you need to set your rudders to "walk".

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