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ParkZone Radian with GPS flight logging

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Uploaded by on Apr 27, 2009

I used my Garmin Edge 305 GPS (cycling computer) to log some flight stats. The Garmin Edge does a great job as an alternative to a dedicated flight logger. The full stats for the entire flight can be downloaded to a PC.
My CG (center of gravity) is normally tail heavy so I normally use some ballast in the nose. I removed that for this flight and place the GPS as far back as it would go...as luck would have it my CG was spot on.

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  • My Radian came tail heavy so I needed to add ballast in the nose to get my CG right. I removed it when I flew with the Garmin and the CG happened to be spot on. If you have no ballast and your CG is correct then I would suggest adding some ballast to the tail to cater for your 301.

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  • Did you have to add any weight to the tail to balance your CG? I have the Garmin 301 and would like to try it out.

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