If you're flying any highperformance RC glider, you'll have heard of the term ballast. So what does it do? What does it mean to ballast up your glider? What is ballast made of? Why is it used in F3K, F5K, F5J, F3B, and F3J gliders? How is ballast used in your glider? Let's go through the basics of ballast in this video using my Deviant DLG glider as an example.

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