Will the Phantom feature Reverse Rudders-Right is Left and Left is Right?

[Phoenix_VMF257]

Looking forward to flying this new module.

[razo+r]

Just reverse the axis if it doesn't. 

[AKarhu]

Call me somewhat confused, but why should it?

[Hiob]

I‘m confused as well…..

[Biggus]

I wonder if OP has misunderstood aileron reversal at high AOA where you need to roll with rudder to avoid departing?

Otherwise add me to the list of confused posters.

[Hiob]

4 hours ago, Biggus said:

I wonder if OP has misunderstood aileron reversal at high AOA where you need to roll with rudder to avoid departing?

Otherwise add me to the list of confused posters.

Still, you would kick right rudder to roll right, no? I don‘t think that is what OP meant, but I stand to be corrected.

[Lobo_63]

I mean, you could set it up this way... but why?

[Hiob]

Perhaps he needs to have his rudder pedals Input device installed the other way round. But reversing the axis will be possible like in any other aircraft. So, no need to worry.

[Biggus]

17 hours ago, Hiob said:

Still, you would kick right rudder to roll right, no? I don‘t think that is what OP meant, but I stand to be corrected.

Exactly, you roll with the rudder in that situation.  I think either he's gotten his wires crossed somewhere, or this is the beginning of an epic thread.

[JesseJames38]

I believe he is talking about this here.

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_reversal

 

[TLTeo]

Yea but the controls that reverse at high AoA are the ailerons (like the Tomcat or Mirage F1 really), not the rudder

[Lobo_63]

Technically the controls aren't reversing... the aerodynamic effect of the adverse yaw (due to aileron input) during hard maneuvering makes it appear the (aileron) controls are reversed.  Right rudder will make you yaw (and bank) right. Left rudder left.