Well, you really shouldn`t have to adjust yaw at all during rolls, I`ll speak for myself here, BUT, I`ve always turned my planes using ONLY ailerons and elev. Sometime you may have to adjust yaw with your rudder using that method, but not very much or very often. it has always worked great for me, real world or the sim...... of coarse, this may depend on the plane you`re flying. Another thing to practice is taxiing with the plane coming toward you, this will get your brain trained to tell your fingers the right thing to do. THEN, you can start using your rudder during flight more comfortably, you can also practice using just your rudder during flight with the the plane coming towards you (without aileron inputs). If you practice these things, you`ll learn them very quickly to the point that it will come naturally without having to think about it at all as Broke Dad said, THEN, you can start mixing rud/ail. inputs during flght .....There`s another RC terminology, "Fly the plane, don`t let it fly you"


. ALSO, try not to use the binocs. gadget ., just keep the plane close to you in flight.