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![]() "tom" wrote in message oups.com... I fly a homebuilt Savannah (there are quite a few flying in Oz) and if the pilot weighs less than about 120 pounds, and the fuel is nearly exhausted, the CG is just slightly forward of the envelop. tom Tom, do you carry some ballast to correct this? I know nobody plans to run out of fuel but if it happened , say from a fuel leak, I would hate to be worrying about an off field landing with a forward cg. terry d&tm wrote: Are there any single engine airplanes out there that really can go outside the envelope by burning fuel? Terry PPL downunder |
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