Im starting to think that it has more to do with the plane it self rather that how far the CG is set back. I moved the CG back on my Twist thinking it might help with hovering. It didn't seem to make a difference with hovering, but it did make more difficult to land. At what point do you stop moving it back. I realize that it is just going to take alot more practice to hover well, my questions is should I keep the plane this tail heavy and struggle with the landings or move it back. Is it going to make it that much easier to learn to hover or doesn't it make that much difference. On the up side the flat spins were really looking good, and inverted flight is almost level.