CG for Planes
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From: Winter Haven, FL
New to the sport, just finished building my plane but a little confused about the CG. I have the CG located on the plane but once you do that what do you do? I assume that you should be able hold the plane at that point and be able to balance it? Is that Correct???? But on the other hand it is located on the wing. Why????
Please help.
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Please help.
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From: winnipeg,
MB, CANADA
If it balances slightly nose down, fly it. If it is tail down move your flight battery further forward Or add some weight near the engine; start with the plane LEVEL or you may get a false indication. Good luck.
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From: FERNANDINA BEACH,
FL
Every ARF or KIT is designed with a CG that is safe to use.
You have to balance each plane fore and aft to get the best spot
for that particular model. as stated above move your battery pack
or use weights if needed.
Good luck.
You have to balance each plane fore and aft to get the best spot
for that particular model. as stated above move your battery pack
or use weights if needed.
Good luck.



