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Gil--
What Greyhawk said. The standard "fix" for a forward CG is to move
the battery aft, but before the community here can offer any
suggestions, we'd need to know more.
I just completed the W&B on my L-235 and the CG will be at the
forward limit (or beyond) with a full header tank, empty wing tanks,
no baggage, and a lightweight pilot. (With me in the plane there's
no problem.) The thing is, anything I put in my plane will
move the CG aft. If I ever intend to carry a passenger and more
fuel, it's prudent to start out with a forward CG. (Thanks to all
the folks who talked me out of moving the battery aft! Anybody want
to buy 25' of brand new 2/0 welding cable?)
--John
Gil,
How much is it nose heavy. LNC2's flight regimes
tend to favor fwd CG, depending on configuration. Perhaps
you could list your "options" and W&B info...... i.e.
how did it get the way it is?
Otherwise, always take a heavy passenger along.
Grayhawk
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