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November 23rd 17, 07:20 PM
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CG Trimming after Tail Boom Repair
A new weight and balance, after a tail boom repair, shows that several tens of pounds of trim weight needs to be added to a forward location in order to move the CG back into acceptable range. This fixes CG issue, but are there other concerns with doing this? Would be interested in experience of others.
Tom A 
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