- A
rudder is a
primary control surface used to
steer a ship, boat, submarine, hovercraft, airship, or
other vehicle that
moves through a
fluid medium (usually...
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Balanced rudders are used by both
ships and aircraft. Both may
indicate a
portion of the
rudder surface ahead of the hinge,
placed to
lower the control...
- A
rudder pedal is a foot-operated
aircraft flight control interface for
controlling the
rudder of an aircraft. The
usual set-up in
modern aircraft is that...
- Flap
Rudder (aka a "Becker
rudder") is a
specific type of multi-section
rudder used on
boats and ships. The
hinged aft
section gives the
rudder an extra...
- The
surname Rudder may
refer to:
James Earl
Rudder (1910–1970),
United States Army
major general,
Texas Land Commissioner, and
sixteenth president of Texas...
- The
Pleuger rudder (also
known as a
Dutch rudder) is a
power ****isted ship's
rudder. It
creates a flow of
water in the
direction the
rudder points powered...
- A
Schilling rudder is a
specific type of
profiled rudder used on
certain boats and ships. The
rudder is
typically described as 'shaped like a fishtail'...
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Stick and
Rudder: An
Explanation of the Art of
Flying (ISBN 978-0-07-036240-6) is a book
written in 1944 by
Wolfgang Langewiesche,
describing how airplanes...
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Rudder ratio refers to a
value that is
monitored by the
computerized flight control systems in
modern aircraft. The
ratio relates the
aircraft airspeed...
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Christian Rudder (born
September 1, 1975) is an
American entrepreneur, writer, and musician.
Rudder graduated from
Little Rock
Central High
School in...