Great Planes Big Stik 60. It says between 3-3/4 to 4-1/2 inches. Doesn't how far from the fuse.... anybody?

Thanks

Presuming you haven't modified the straight wing that's stock on that model, it won't matter.

Normal protocal when a CG point or range is suggested as a distance from the leading edge then that distance is expressed as a measurement from the leading edge at the fuselage or right next to it.

John

Thanks. It definitely makes a difference. No modifications on the plane, out of the box, it balances near the wing tips and is nose heavy at the fuse.

Then either:

A) You're not using the same point at both locations
or
B) Something's different on that airplane from every stik I've ever seen.

*shrug*


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The only way that is possible is if you have a forward swept wing. As stated by gboulton above, that would make it a very odd Big Stik .60.

Page 18 of the manual specifies 4" from the LE close to the fuse:

http://manuals.hobbico.com/gpm/gpma1220-1221-manual.pdf

Response from Chad Veich above makes perfect sense.