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Hi folks,
In order to get the best performance from the gliders we fly we need the C of G near the aft limit. How much difference does this actually make? Or is it just perception ? For example, If I add 60kgs of ballast to my Discus, I should put 2kgs in the fin tank. How much drag penalty will I incur by not doing so? Do I lose more by adding tailballast & sacrificing stability than I actually gain in reduced drag? (Hope this thread doesn't go on as long as the ballasted pull-up one :-)) Kevin |
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