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This weekend I began my tailwheel endorsement endeavor and had a
lesson in a shiny 160 hp Citabria. It was great fun but the stick and rudder forces seemed pretty heavy compared to the C-150 I am used to. The trim was in an unfamiliar position and I didn't get used to using it enough on the first flight perhaps. However are there tailwheels that are lighter to handle than the citabria? The other issue I was wondering about: does the position of the CG shift when the tail is raised? So is the tailwheel more stable while taxing at a higher speed on the two front wheels? In other words, I am wondering if a tailwheel taxing with the tail raised has a similar CG position to a tricycle gear airplane. |
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