Essentially no. If anything it would apply an opposite effect as generally you are creating a decrease of lift on the advancing side due to the induced flow increase at the rear whilst gyro precision would actually create a lifting moment on the advancing side. This is due to the 90 degree delay to the force you are applying at the rear or the front.
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Excellent video!
Thank you so much for a great explanation.
Excellent explanation!!
Great explanation
Great video. Would Gyroscopic Precession also play a role on the result of inflow roll?
Essentially no. If anything it would apply an opposite effect as generally you are creating a decrease of lift on the advancing side due to the induced flow increase at the rear whilst gyro precision would actually create a lifting moment on the advancing side. This is due to the 90 degree delay to the force you are applying at the rear or the front.
Tqvm!!!