Originally Posted by Rodney

I can not repeat often enough, the non pulled cable going slightly slack when the surface is pulled off center will have NO deleterious effects; i.e. will not cause flutter nor any other problem as long as it does not sag so much it comes off track or snags on something. Neither does the length of the control horn have to be the same as the length of the servo arm. As long as, at maximum deflection, no binding of the moveable surface occurs, no problem. These two items are the most abused myths of pull-pull systems. The most common mistakes I see on the beginning users of pull-pull is negative Ackerman and to tight control lines. These comments are the result of some 20+ years of successfully using pull-pull systems. When I first started using the pull-pull systems I made the same errors but logic and experimentation soon sorted out the myths from the facts.