Could you define "zero Horizontal Swing Plane"? Is that the Plane you prescribe? If so could you describe the mechanical advantages you see to swinging on this angle? Could you describe the component variations you use to achieve this and how they work together with the assumed mechanical advantage of the "zero Horizontal Swing Plane" if that is what you prescribe?
thanks.
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0* HSP is parallel to the Target Line. The ideal horizontal direction of the HSP will depend on the vertical angle of the plane, the Angle of Attack, and the desired shot "shape". With the standard descending Attack Angle, a 0* HSP will require a very slight Draw. An advantage to this is the simplicity of combining the Target Line and Plane Line into one line. As for "component variations", I don't speak TGM fluently....yet.
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