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Do you ever have to turn more than 𝜋 radians (180 degrees) to face any direction? No, you don’t.
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Let’s now define $\pis_{error}$ as the actual direction of turning.
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Let’s now define $\psi_{error}$ as the actual direction of turning.
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But we need that total force in world coordinates so we can move our aircraft around in the world.
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So, if our heading of our aircraft is 𝜓, what is our direction vector expressed in world coordinates?
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