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I'm helping a chapter member do the initial weight measurements on his
plane. I think we have everything except what point should be used for the seat positions. I didn't see it addressed in the weight and balance section of AC 43.13. What point along the seat is considered the center of a sitting person? I know an inch or two either way won't make a bunch of difference, but we might as well start with the best number achievable. Thanks |
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