Lt-40 Cg?
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From: melissa,
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Just put it somewhere near the front and you'll be fine. I mount so many things to mine (camera, bomb drops, etc) the CG changes everytime I fly. Sometimes it lands like a jet, sometimes it floats in...
But if you want to get technical, it's 3.5"- 4.5" from the leading edgeaccording to the ARF manual.
But if you want to get technical, it's 3.5"- 4.5" from the leading edgeaccording to the ARF manual.
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From: Elk Grove, CA
Originally posted by bear750
I mount so many things to mine (camera, bomb drops, etc) the CG changes everytime I fly.
I mount so many things to mine (camera, bomb drops, etc) the CG changes everytime I fly.
I love it. My latest configuration was a bomb drop AND camera. I got to trim the rudder a little bit but it's still flying like a trainer.
Next time I'm going to use a modified wing with slotted flaps and ailerons up to the second spar.
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Originally posted by bear750
But if you want to get technical, it's 3.5"- 4.5" from the leading edge according to the ARF manual.
But if you want to get technical, it's 3.5"- 4.5" from the leading edge according to the ARF manual.
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Weight? what weight?
I put an Irvine 39 on the front of mine and the cg came out just right with no weight..... I'm about to substitute a fults nose gear and an OS 46FX, looks like I'll need to move stuff back just to keep the cg in range...
I put an Irvine 39 on the front of mine and the cg came out just right with no weight..... I'm about to substitute a fults nose gear and an OS 46FX, looks like I'll need to move stuff back just to keep the cg in range...



