If you have a model that has an unusually wide fuselage such as a very large scale Gee Bee and it won't fit between the uprights of the original EZ Balancer, don't despair. The answer is very simple. Take a 1" x 4" or a 2" x 4" that is slightly wider than your fuselage and bolt it to the wood base of the balancer. Now, simply bolt on the upright assembly to the wood adaptor utilizing the aluminum angles. The All New All Aluminum EZ Balancer II is much wider than the original and is 18" between the uprights. I cannot think of any models that this will not handle including some of the new 50% scale models. If in fact you do have a model that exceeds the new design, we have a modification that can handle it with ease. Just contact us.

 

If you have the original EZ Balancer, don't forget that you can balance a model inverted as well as upright. We know that some will say that the gear will tend to swing the model off balance, but that will not occur when the model is within the C.G. range. The All New All Aluminum EZ Balancer II has been designed to accomodate most high wing and biplane models in the upright position. But, if something does interfere, there is no problem with balancing the model inverted.

 

If your model manufacturer only shows the  C.G. location at the wing tips, the solution is simple. Assemble the wing halves onto the wing tube off the fuselage, lay the assembly on a clean work bench and run a string from wing tip to wing tip at the location desired. Now, you can mark the location of the C.G. at the root of the wings. We recommend using a fine line tape if you don't want to make a permanent mark on the wings. See the picture below!