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Old November 1st 15, 01:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Casey Cox
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Default Weight & Bal Calc ASK-21


If you generally follow the diagram it ends up on the straight taper of the tail boom which is pretty long and non critical.
Measure the length of your level, multiply by .052, and make a spacer that dimension.
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Ok, thats sounds simple enough. I've never actually performed a W/B with an incidence board, but thought that the location would be more critical than you mentioned due to it seems fuselage booms taper slight at first and increases towards tail. Just a general observance though and never really measured or compared.

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