.30 size Waco
04-17-2003 | 10:03 PM
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Re: CG- 20 mm
Originally posted by Jimmy Bananas
Acording to my rule,20mm is roughly between 3/4-13/16"..think you're safe with trying that....Good Luck
Acording to my rule,20mm is roughly between 3/4-13/16"..think you're safe with trying that....Good Luck
the magnum 28 on the front, so I put an old Tower 46 on the
plane and she balanced out perfect. Did anyone else have this tail heavy balance problem? Also I took the suggestions and did the CG it came out to be 3 Inches back on the top wing does this sound right. I will give it a test flight Saturday if it is not so windy.
04-18-2003 | 12:00 PM
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I just measured mine and it is at 2 7/8" from leading edge of the top wing. Yes, nose weight was necessary. I made a 1" spacer to move the engine forward so I wouldn't need as much lead.
Mark
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04-18-2003 | 11:03 PM
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From: Bellefonte, PA
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Originally posted by MMallory
I just measured mine and it is at 2 7/8" from leading edge of the top wing. Yes, nose weight was necessary. I made a 1" spacer to move the engine forward so I wouldn't need as much lead.
Mark
I just measured mine and it is at 2 7/8" from leading edge of the top wing. Yes, nose weight was necessary. I made a 1" spacer to move the engine forward so I wouldn't need as much lead.
Mark
Thanks for checking the CG, I appreciate the info you and others provided.
