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November 23rd 17, 07:42 PM
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CG Trimming after Tail Boom Repair
You should investigate the potential of some ballast hidden somewhere in the tail. Or perhaps your CG calc's and/or measurements. A boom repair should not require that much ballast in the nose to get the empty airframe in CG range.
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