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From: Art Jensen <flycassutts@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [LML] Stability of the Legacy FG
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Just not true.  Like a lot of other high performance
airplanes, it requires that you stay awake at the
controls.

Art Jensen
Legacy N927J

--- bbradburry@allvantage.com wrote:

> I read a Pirep that would indicate that the Legacy
> RG with the 310 HP is not
> particularly stable in either pitch or roll.  It
> seems that it is fast and
> gets you long distances in a hurry, but will wear
> you out with its constant
> need for control.  I would like to see a discussion
> of this subject from
> folks who are flying them.  I am particularly
> interested in the Fixed Gear
> with about a 200 HP power plant.
> 
> What can I do while building the plane to minimize
> these stability effects?
> Where should the Weight and Balance CG be located to
> give the best stability
> results?
> 
> Thanks,
> Bill Bradburry
> 
> 
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