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Gary Retterbush 03-31-2002 04:08 PM

Pull-Pull screaming servo! Help!
 
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This works for me in some fairly large sailplanes and mid sized power. Do not tension the cables too tight (common mistake).
Gary

LSP972 03-31-2002 04:52 PM

Pull-Pull screaming servo! Help!
 
Thanks, George.

Looks like the Nelson will be more appropriate for the installation I have in mind.

Ok, you guys have sold me on the Kevlar. The "kit" that Don's Hobbies sells looks to have crimped connectors; but there appears to be some parts missing in the small photo.

What kind of connectors does this "kit" come with? 4-40 threaded is what I need, since I will use a metal clevis on one end and a ball link on the other. I already have that stuff; I just need the kevlar thread and connectors.

Steve

scoplin771 03-31-2002 04:58 PM

Wire pull pull
 
I have been using the wire pull pull for 15+ years and have never had a problem with interference and I generally run the antenna inside the fuselage. I think you will be fine with either setup.

Gary Retterbush 03-31-2002 06:59 PM

Re: Wire pull pull
 

Originally posted by scoplin771
I have been using the wire pull pull for 15+ years and have never had a problem with interference and I generally run the antenna inside the fuselage. I think you will be fine with either setup.
Same here and the antenna is always inside.

Timbersnake 04-01-2002 05:37 PM

Thanks!
 
Thanks to all of you who have posted...I think I'll go with the bell-crank system...makes the most sense.
Happy Flying....the 'Building Season' is nearly at an end!
TM


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