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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "glong2" <glong2@netzero.net>:

  Chat:
  The CG I measured for the main and front tires was 117.1875 and 36.4375 (117
  3/16, 36 7/16) from the datum of 51.25". My empty CG did come out at 94.5
  inches - forward of the recommended CG. I had to add 15 lbs of dead weight
  behind the back bulkhead to keep the CG in limits with no gas, a pilot, and
  a copilot. I actually removed the 15 lbs later and added tie downs and tools
  in the rear of the baggage compartment as part of my normal weight budget. I
  am now within the forward CG limits with no gas, my wife, and myself in the
  front seats.

  Eugene Long
  Lancair Super ES
  glong2@netzero.net