Does your CG shift between flights? Might be your batteries.

[@ModelAV8RChannel]

I tape mine to the tail. That way I can get cray cray.

[@danflom1271]

LOL

[@SteffenRC]

I've used velco, since I don't want the tape to mar the planes finish.. Great idea though.....

[@SlowFlyer85]

Real Good Info and I seen it on my planes too if I switch between a Spektrum,Zeee,Ovonic, HRB Batteries have a good weekend WIl😊

[@SteffenRC]

Thanks Frank. Appreciate it.

[@ricktaylor51]

I have been weighing my batteries from the day I got into this hobby nearly 10 years ago. I remember boarding a commercial airliner that was not completely full and the passengers were asked to move to different seats to balance the plane. It helped to improve fuel efficiency.

[@SteffenRC]

Thanks Rick, I'm amazed at how many people over look the whole battery weight think.. Thanks for commenting. Will

[@jollyroger2226]

A very good tip Will. ( I do love it when I fly something like my E-flite 1.2m T-28. It seems to fly just fine no matter where my battery is placed . . . with in reason. )

[@SteffenRC]

For sure, there are some planes that just don't care what battery or placement. But, then there are those that are a bit picky....

[@marchindy]

Good idea

[@SteffenRC]

Thanks. I appreciate the comment

[@livegood9876]

Good stuff

[@SteffenRC]

You never know where content comes from. Just a simple conversation with Chris about battery weight got me thinking........

[@txkflier]

I put a mailing label with my info on my batteries and before I cover it with clear packaging tape, I write the weight and date of purchase on the label. I tend to line the front of the battery up with a certain point in the plane so that the extra weight of a longer, heavier battery is closer to the CG.

[@SteffenRC]

Great tips as always.. I've started to add more data to mine too.

[@danflom1271]

ZEEE everyone uses them nobody talks about them

[@SteffenRC]

I know, its a solid battery. I have several