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Subject: Re:  LNC2 C of G limits
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          <<  Lancair Builders' Mail List  >>
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Yes, CG is often expressed as a percentage of MAC.  For a homebuilder this is 
next to useless.  One of us needs to call the factory and get this critical 
number in a format we can use, to wit, inches aft of the firewall, and post 
it for the rest of us.

The Lancair manual describes where the datum is.  I don't have it with me but 
as I recall, it's one of the faces of the firewall.  Don't recall whether is 
the front or back side.  Nor, if the front, whether it's at the plywood 
surface or the stainless surface.

This is critical.  Let's get it nailed down right.  I'm too busy (on travel) 
to call the factory today, maybe someone else can do it.

- Rob Wolf
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Please send your photos and drawings to marvkaye@olsusa.com.
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