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Determining Loaded Weight and CG (Part Three) Table Method

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The table method applies the same principles as the computational and graph methods. The information and limitations are contained in tables provided by the manufacturer. Figure 9-9 is an example of a table and a weight and balance calculation based on that table. In this problem, the total weight of 2,799 pounds and moment of 2,278/100 are within the limits of the table.

Figure 9-9. Loading schedule placard.

-Click to Enlarge- Figure 9-9. Loading schedule placard.


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