Fw190A question

[Pudfark]

You would have to know the weight of the aircraft and then subtract the weight of what you listed...to include fuel and pilot...Then you can calculate the w/b.

This oughta be interesting....

[raaaid]

yeah distance *each mass all divided by the whole mass

[drewpee]

Why would you want to know? Have you got one and perhaps intend to invade a neighboring country?
The center of gravity in an ww2 combat AC would be constantly changing as fuel and ordnance is used.

[Al Schlageter]

Originally Posted by drewpee

Why would you want to know? Have you got one and perhaps intend to invade a neighboring country?
The center of gravity in an ww2 combat AC would be constantly changing as fuel and ordnance is used.

Thanks for stating the obvious.

When loaded, the a/c has to within a certain C/G tolerance.

I guess the question is too difficult for gamers to answer.

[drewpee]

The obvious,mmm. SO you have got one. What country are you invading first?

[raaaid]

you have a whole that weights 100 km with the cog in the center wheres the new cog if you take one kg at one m distanceof the cog?

(1*1)/100=0.01m

[Al Schlageter]

Originally Posted by drewpee

The obvious,mmm. SO you have got one. What country are you invading first?

Western Australia to eliminate idiots.

[drewpee]

You cut me deep.

[Skoshi Tiger]

Originally Posted by Al Schlageter

Western Australia to eliminate idiots.

Many people have tried! But to date none have succeeded!

I laugh at you in contempt! You will NEVER eliminate all the idiots in Western Australia!

Salute!