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vicenterc at comcast.net
vicenterc at comcast.net
Fri Sep 3 11:46:10 AKDT 2004
Good idea. I assume the following process.
Longitudinal CG: attach one end of the sling to the crankshaft and the other end to the tail. The plumb bob position will give you the longitudinal balance position. It appears that inverted will be better.
For lateral CG: we need to attach to the wing tips close to the longitudinal CG. The plumb bob position will give the lateral balance.
Am I right?
Vicente Bortone
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Harry suspend the airplane from the ceiling with a sling and hang a plumbob from the same suspension point. The plumbob will point to the CG. First level the fuse and wing in the sling. This will give you the lateral and longitudinal CGs. This is fast, very accurate and allways ready for the next airplane. Nat Penton
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From: HARRY LAWTON
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Sent: Friday, September 03, 2004 9:50 AM
Subject: [SPAM] Balance
Can anyone help me with a way to balance an airplane with the C.G. at the front of the wing tube? How do you suspend OR support it?
Thank You, Harry
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