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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Joe Rodriguez" <Joe@goldenchoice.com>:

  I put both batteries on the firewall and the hydraulic pump per plans.
  I can carry 95 pound in baggage, 2 people full fuel and still be in CG
  (Over gross of course but perfect CG)
  
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   I have heard that installing the battery in the specified location
   causes some CG problems.  The solution is to install the battery
   directly behind the passenger's seat.
   Does anyone have any comments about this?
"""