When taxiing, keep your right hand on the control stick to facilitate ready access to which button?

When taxiing in the T-6B, it's important to maintain control of the aircraft while being able to easily access critical functions. Keeping your right hand on the control stick allows for quick access to the Nose Wheel Steering (NWS) button. This button is essential for steering the aircraft on the ground, especially during taxiing, as it enables the pilot to maneuver effectively and maintain directional control.

The NWS button increases the aircraft's steering capabilities, allowing for tighter turns and better control at slower speeds. Quick access to this control is crucial to respond to any immediate needs for steering adjustments while managing the overall taxi operation.

Other buttons, such as the Power Control and Transponder buttons, serve different functions that do not require the same level of immediacy during taxiing. The Flap Control button, while important for takeoff and landing configurations, is not typically used during taxi. Therefore, the focus on the NWS button aligns directly with the need for agility and responsiveness while maneuvering on the ground.