AT-6 location of CG
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AT-6 location of CG
Hi,
I have the CMP AT-6. The size is 1.60cu. The CG is to be measured 117-125mm from the front of the wing. Does this mean the leading edge that goes to the wing tip or from the front of the wheel well which extends approx. one more inch. I need some help as to the exact location of the CG.
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Geo. D.
I have the CMP AT-6. The size is 1.60cu. The CG is to be measured 117-125mm from the front of the wing. Does this mean the leading edge that goes to the wing tip or from the front of the wheel well which extends approx. one more inch. I need some help as to the exact location of the CG.
thanks
Geo. D.
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RE: AT-6 location of CG
ALL of the CMP planes express the C.G. as measured from the LE of the wing as measure against the FUSELAGE.
That means that you mount the wing onto the plane and note where either the left or right side of the fuselage intersects the leading edge of the wing at the wing root.
Then measure back from there.
That means that you mount the wing onto the plane and note where either the left or right side of the fuselage intersects the leading edge of the wing at the wing root.
Then measure back from there.
