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RealFlight G3 Manual - Great Planes Software Support

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CURRENT PHYSICS WIDTH (READ ONLY)–<br />

This represents the width of your aircraft. It is calculated based upon the Physics<br />

Dimension Scale. This value cannot be adjusted manually. It is controlled by<br />

changes to the length of the wings.<br />

WING LOADING (DRY) (READ ONLY)–<br />

This vale represents the wing loading of your aircraft. This value cannot be adjusted<br />

manually. In SAE units, this is usually measured in oz/ft 2 .<br />

AIRFRAME-<br />

The airframe options modify the various aspects of the components that make up the<br />

model. The airframe consists of the fuselage, the wing(s), and the vertical and<br />

horizontal tails.<br />

The airframe folder is preceded with a [+] (plus). The [+] (plus) indicates that<br />

another expansion level is available to you. To access the complete list of airframe<br />

items for a respective model, simply click the [+] (plus) or double-click the airframe<br />

name.<br />

CG ADJUSTMENT-<br />

<strong>RealFlight</strong>’s RealPhysics engine automatically calculates the Center of Gravity (CG)<br />

location based upon all of the components on the respective aircraft. If, however, the<br />

CG of your aircraft is different, use the X, Y or Z-axis values to manually adjust the<br />

overall CG.<br />

To adjust the X, Y or Z value, click on the value column next to CG Adjustment.<br />

The X value adjusts the CG left/right on the airframe, the Y value moves it fore/aft,<br />

and the Z value moves the CG up/down on the airframe. The larger the number in<br />

the X value, the further to the right the CG moves. A positive number in the Y<br />

116 • Chapter 7. The Aircraft Menu R/C Simulator <strong>RealFlight</strong>

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