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January 7th 07, 10:44 AM
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Procedure for calculating weight and balance
Thomas Borchert wrote:
Ok, you got me curious. No default position in all Cessnas I have flown. Not in the Bo. Nor in the Tobago. Not in the Cirrus nor the DA-40 or the -20. Nor any other plane I can remember INCLUDING the big airliners in MSFS. The position where the control surfaces align with the stabilizer, that is, no deflection upwards or downwards. At least that's what I interpreted the expression to mean. I freely admit I'm clueless, though. NB that I'm not saying that this position is necessarily marked anywhere, nor that it is relevant to actually flying the plane. 
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