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- SPEED
- With a little practice, a weight and balance
calculation can be done in about 10 to 20 seconds. It is even faster than calculators or
laptop computers.
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- OBSERVABILITY
- The pilot gets a picture of what is happening to his
cg and weight as he adds payload. If the cg goes out of limits, it is a simple matter to
determine the ballast required or what to move to get back onto the approved limits.
Maximum zero fuel, landing, takeoff, and ramp weights are shown to insure compliance with
those limits. CG travel is shown from takeoff to touchdown.
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- ACCURACY
- No addition, division, or table reading errors. A
line is simply drawn to the appropriate weight. Graphs are a full 8.5 x 11 inches, error
is less than one quarter of one percent (in manual calculation, passengers and baggage
weight estimates normally have an error of ten percent or more).
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- FLEXIBILITY
- If a last minute passenger or bag appears, simply
draw a new vector. There is no need to do the problem over again. For flights with
substantial payload, the amount of fuel that can be carried automatically shows itself.
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- FUEL SAVINGS
- The vector system allows the pilot to rapidly
determine a loading near the aft limit; this yields faster climbs and cruises (as the cg
moves aft, the download on the horizontal stabilizer decreases).
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- REPEATABILITY
- The vectors can be added in any order, the answer
will be the same. Student pilots can get a feel for weight and balance, rather than trying
to understand an abstract mathematical concept.
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- SIMPLICITY
- No addition or division required! If you can draw a
line, you're done! FAA approved for part 91,121,125,135 and 141 operations.
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