Re: [RCSE] CG and Stall Speed

I guess I'm not sure whether moving the CG aft will change the absolute stall speed but I can tell you that, up to a point, your approach speed can be much slower with an aft CG than with a forward CG. Our sailplanes are still quite flyable with CG's quite a bit aft (even aft of neutral). If you

Re: [RCSE] CG and Stall Speed

At 11:36 AM 5/12/00 -0700, Bill Palmer wrote: >Does changing the CG on a TD ship change the stall speed of that plane? It sure will make it more exciting. RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[RCSE] CG and Stall Speed

I need a little help from the experts. I know I know the answer to this question but I can not pull it up from the gray matter. Does changing the CG on a TD ship change the stall speed of that plane? I know stall speed is a function of airfoil, wing planform, and wing loading. I also know that