Adverse Yaw vs. Spiraling Slipstream

They both yaw the airplane, but they're completely different things. Here they are in 3D.
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[@Gottaloveliving]

I've never heard a better explanation! Thank you!

[@chrisr6385]

Love your explanation... the ball is the tail. Now I can visualize it.

[@lonhaenel3030]

Great visuals!

[@bittersweethood]

was just reading my handbook about this and got a little confuse, thank you so much for this simple explanation

[@adrianestrella9539]

I’ve heard this explained many ways, but the way you did made sense to me. Thanks!

[@user-fp3fd4om6z]

great explanation

[@maheralazzawi7814]

very good

[@johnnythomas3609]

This was awesome! Thank you!

[@rodneyskennedy3163]

Well explained and simple.

[@GoldSealFlight]

Thanks, Rodney!

[@hafeezabdulazeez8465]

Thank you!

[@butyoucancallmejosh5790]

Great explanation! Thank you

[@GoldSealFlight]

You are welcome!

[@FreePilotTraining]

This is a great video. Saw your post on FB.

[@GoldSealFlight]

Awesome, thank you!

[@bradley086]

Hi, May I know why the Spiral Slipstream flows around the fuselage?

[@chard6649]

Wow i really misunderstood that

[@mattball7074]

Oh, it pushes the 'TAIL' to the right not just the Rudder... oh okay thanks for the demonstration--just subscribed.