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09-24-2009, 12:57 PM
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| Uber Contributer   Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pakistan Age: 39
Posts: 167
 |  Re: rudder or engine thrust
Great. My experience has been that a rearward CG can help you learn the more challenging 3D stuff but ultimately once you come full circle, you'll realize that a forward CG is not only good for IMAC but you will be able to perform the most demanding 3D manouvres with even more precision than before. A long moment arm on the plane helps too- haven't flown the Slick but it looks like a mighty good platform to push yourself. Good luck.
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