ORIGINAL: gboulton
BTW, slightly off topic, but I never miss a chance to toss it out there:
When determining where the CG of a bipe IS (as in, checking to see where it balances) the "Vanessa CG Machine" is, perhaps, the world's greatest invention. I've used it to find the CG of a .25 size trainer, a 33% Pitts Bipe, and even a 44% Extra 260.
if you're unfamiliar,
http://home.mindspring.com/~the-plum...%20Machine.htm has the details. I'll be happy as well to share pictures, what-have-you, if anyone wishes to PM.
We now return you to you regular CG Determination thread.
that's one way but yougotta shift things around
I use the old close one eye n squint - then fly it then change it if it feels wrong to me
seriously- this works with a wee bit of experience .
Deltas fooled me -once -