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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: mt questions
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Don:  Just curious...  How or why is your cg so far forward using a 3-blade
mt prop which I assume is composite and therefore quite light?  I use a
3-blade composite IVO prop (electric cockpit adjustable on my small-tail
LNC2) that uses no controller and I have difficulty getting enough weight
forward.  In fact, I've had to add a 17 lb "harmonic dampener" on the 
starter ring to pull cg forward.  Why are you so forward?      Greg Nelson