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Subject: LNC2, C.G. prognosis appreciated
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I am building a 360 and now need to decide where to install the hyd. 
pump. Permanent installation of the hyd. pump pretty much leaves me with 
only the battery as adjustable weight, so I would like to do this right 
the first time.
My immediate thought is to install the pump behind the seat back 
bulkhead, over the elevator push rod. I have chosen not to install 
pedals in the passenger footwell, I would like to keep this area clear 
for luggage and, probably, the battery. It would be possible to install 
the hyd. pump there as well, so I would very much like a word about 
other people´s  (with similar or close to similar setup) C.G. experiences.
Chris Z.???

My setup is:
MkII tail
O/B gear and flaps
Rudder mounted nav/strobe light with associated counter balance weight
No rudder trim, associated balance weight saved
O-360 A1A
Short engine mount
Rather heavy Hartzell C/S prop (F7068-2 blades)
Long range wing tanks + header tank
- built to specs in all other aspects.

Very best regards
Tim Jorgensen