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Weight and Balance on a Cruzer 750 with a Jabiru 3300
Started this discussion. Last reply by Robert Chaplin Jul 2. 2 Replies 1 Like
We are about to install a Jabiru 3300 engine in our Cruzer 750. For comparison purpose we would appreciate Weight and Balance data of an existing 750 with that engine.> Ref.: Center of Gravity Dwg…Continue
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Here is W&B data on the Jabiru-powered Cruzer prototype. The aircraft has a few non-standard featu
res but much of the info should still be pertinent. Hope this can help.