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Post subject: Re: Piaggio 2003  Posted: 02 May 2020, 23:18 |
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Username Protected wrote: Will anybody comment about loading the plane. Any C of G issues? Where does it tend to be? Middlish and not a concern or naturally very far aft? Any concerns or is it like a King Air (close the door); or more like a Citation (pretty far aft) ? With just me and full fuel I need 200lbs of ballast today be ahead of aft limit. If you are near zero fuel weight, you can end up out of fwd cg at landing. I have heard people complain about the zero fuel weight. I don’t have 9 200lb people I want to cart around so it is a non issue for my missions.
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Post subject: Re: Piaggio 2003 Posted: 03 May 2020, 00:53 |
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Username Protected wrote: With just me and full fuel I need 200lbs of ballast today be ahead of aft limit.
You put it in the nose? Assuming it has a compartment, there, I am unfamiliar.
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Post subject: Re: Piaggio 2003 Posted: 03 May 2020, 02:20 |
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Username Protected wrote: With just me and full fuel I need 200lbs of ballast today be ahead of aft limit.
You put it in the nose? Assuming it has a compartment, there, I am unfamiliar.
No, it goes in cockpit or aisle close to cockpit. No front compartment o the Piaggio's as I recall.
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Post subject: Re: Piaggio 2003 Posted: 03 May 2020, 07:55 |
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Username Protected wrote: One of my fav paint schemes. Like a duck nose.
Moderators - can we move this over to the P180 thread and merge? Reminded me of two tone wingtip shoes. Cue the big band music! 
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Post subject: Re: Piaggio 2003 Posted: 03 May 2020, 08:52 |
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Username Protected wrote: With just me and full fuel I need 200lbs of ballast today be ahead of aft limit.
You put it in the nose? Assuming it has a compartment, there, I am unfamiliar.
I bought 50lb wakeboard ballast bags on amazon. They are awesome - well built and easy to move around.
Put on under each seat up front then stack two behind center console. If I don’t need them for a flight in just toss them in the car while preflighting.
https://www.amazon.com/WAKE-BALLAST-Wak ... g=btalk-20
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