2.1 | THE BASICS OF FLYING
2.2 | DISTRIBUTION OF THE FOUR MAIN FORCES
2.3 | STEERING SURFACES
2.4 | AERODYNAMIC EFFECTS
2.5 | CONTROL
2.6 | THE MAIN COMPONENTS
2.7 | LIMITS
2.8 | CONTROLLING THE UNMANNED AIRCRAF
2.9 | UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SETTINGS
2.10 | MAINTENANCE
2.11 | SYSTEM FAILURES
2.12 | MONITORING & COMMUNICATION
In order to steer an aircraft in various directions and altitudes, the aircraft is equipped with control surfaces. These rudders provide movement about three axes. Moving the aircraft about one of these axes works differently for an aircraft with wings than for a rotor-based aircraft.
2.3.1 Control surfaces on an unmanned fixed-wing aircraft