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October 31st 06, 02:45 PM
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lead tail ballast
Over the years ,my PIK20D ,not to mention my self ,has gained some
weight. The cg with me aboard is now located forward of the mid range although still within limits. I would like to add about 6 pounds of lead to the tail to shift the cg to the rear half of the allowable range. Anyone know the best way to attach the lead tail ballast? ------------ pik20_d9 
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