Carenado Arrow for FSX

[FAC257]

Is there a reason why the CG is in the tail of the aircraft?

I've been meaning to post a similar question.

I really like this new addition to the Carnenado hanger but I'm finding it wants to fly in a nose up atitude even when there seems to be ample power and airspeed. The last flight using her I was at a cruise altitude of 7500' and the pitched up nose was pretty noticable.

 

[Spilot69]

She cruises a little too slow but I only have flown the Turbo Arrow IV. But yes she flies way too nose up.

 

[tigisfat]

The real aircraft, when viewed from the outside, appears to be pretty much nosed down even though it doesn't feel like it from the inside.

 

[gary42127]

Dont forget to trim it - always had to on the real thing.

When I select the "fuel and payload" menu, it shows the CG as being in the aircraft's tail.

 

[JeffWelsh]

Wait a sec - no 2D panel? Come on...

 

[spotlope]

2D panel? What's that?


Oh wait, I think I saw one of those in a museum a while back.

 

[gajit]

When I select the "fuel and payload" menu, it shows the CG as being in the aircraft's tail.

Oh - never had that on the real thing or else I would not be here typing!!

Edit - Just had a go in Fuel and Payload and cannot get CG to move back very far even with excessive loading.

 

[ryanbatc]

Wait a sec - no 2D panel? Come on...

What's a 2D panel?