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July 18th 05, 03:55 AM
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Newps wrote:
That's one of the items I'm going to do. The Bo has more useful load although I don't have to run CG numbers on my 182. It can't be loaded out either the front or rear CG, full tanks or empty. The Bo has a much larger baggage area and I really like the ability to remove the rear seats individually. The Bo's C/G moves aft with fuel burn, making it easy to get outside the envelope. I have had to leave people behind because the C/G was calculated to be beyond the aft limit for landing. 
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