Yaw string (English Wikipedia)

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  • Denker, John S. (2002). "See How It Flies". Retrieved 2007-01-21. The slip string is commonly referred to as a "yaw string", even though it measures the slip angle, not the yaw angle (i.e. heading)....

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  • Schiff, Barry (2006). "High Flight". Retrieved 2007-01-21. A yaw string (like those used on sailplanes) above each canopy silently admonishes those who allow the aircraft to slip or skid when maneuvering.

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  • Wright Brothers Aeroplane Company and Museum of Pioneer Aviation. "1902 Glider Replica". Retrieved 2007-01-21. For all the progress that has been made in a century of aviation, the Ventur 2 still has a "yaw string" attached where the pilot can see it. As does the Wright glider. This was the first flight instrument....

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  • Knauff, Tom (Feb–Mar 1995). "Inventing the Rudder" (PDF). Free Flight. 1995 (1): 26. ISSN 0827-2557. – 2557. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-10-31. Retrieved 2006-01-21. [Wilbur Wright] responded, "Yes...we will install a short piece of string out front where we can see it. This string will tell us all we need to know!" (paraphrased) Wilbur had just invented the yaw string — the first aircraft instrument.

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  • Knauff, Tom (Feb–Mar 1995). "Inventing the Rudder" (PDF). Free Flight. 1995 (1): 26. ISSN 0827-2557. – 2557. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-10-31. Retrieved 2006-01-21. [Wilbur Wright] responded, "Yes...we will install a short piece of string out front where we can see it. This string will tell us all we need to know!" (paraphrased) Wilbur had just invented the yaw string — the first aircraft instrument.

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  • Knauff, Tom (Feb–Mar 1995). "Inventing the Rudder" (PDF). Free Flight. 1995 (1): 26. ISSN 0827-2557. – 2557. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-10-31. Retrieved 2006-01-21. [Wilbur Wright] responded, "Yes...we will install a short piece of string out front where we can see it. This string will tell us all we need to know!" (paraphrased) Wilbur had just invented the yaw string — the first aircraft instrument.