Zzz wrote:

hotrod180 wrote:

A1Skinner wrote: I just do my W&B on paper, it's pretty simple. .....

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Nothing's simpler than changing a number in a spreadsheet and seeing values change. W&B on paper is easy but having an electronic version to play around with adjusting loading is even easier and it's quick.

Bryce, I suggest you learn Excel or Google Sheets.

Sometimes I wish I wasn’t such a dumbass. I’ve been looking for a good W&B app for a while and have been frustrated with each I’ve tried. All along I’ve had a spreadsheet W&B I like and google sheets on my phone.

There are several ways to do a weight and balance. All are correct but some people will insist that their way is the only way. Don't get too much help when doing your first one.

I keep it simple. This one for each flight.


This Excel spread sheet with the paperwork in the airplane.

tcj wrote:....
I keep it simple. This one for each flight.

Similar to mine:



I have different W&B sheets that go in the airplane for different configurations:
with / without back seat(s), big / small tires, etc.

Once again the collective wisdom of this site has proven itself, thanks to all.