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June 23rd 04, 04:13 AM
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Weight and Balance
The local FSDO has this form they want submitted before scheduling an
inspection. It asks for (1) "Net empty C.G. range" and (2) "Loaded C.G. limits". Now I know that my C.G. has to fall within 15-28% of chord, and I can easily figure that out. It works out to 77.95 to 84.84 inches aft of datum. This is what I would think is the "Loaded C.G. limits". My empty C.G. is 78.48 which is within the limits. But what the hell is: "Net empty C.G. range"? -Confuzed 
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