I use these:

who sells those ggroyal?

www.troybuiltmodels.com

http://www.airwildhobbies.com/MoreIn...&level=2&id=33

EMS Jomar used to sell a very good polyurethane coated kevlar cable but unfortunately it is not available anymore.

Currently I use the vinyl-coated kevlar cables (kev-cord) from ACP Composites http://www.acp-composites.com/acp-cord.htm The 0.038" size is good for up to 120 sized planes, while the 0.058" size is good up to 40% GS planes. This is the same cables being sold by Don's Hobbies. The vinyl coating protects the kevlar from UV rays (which damages it in the long run) but I noticed that it can peel off with hard chaffing, so try to minimize any rubbing if possible.

Hope this helps

Regardless of the material type; metal or keval, what strength (pounds) should you use as a minimum on a 25% aircraft? Thanks.

i know we all talked about this b4 but who makes that blue gas fuel line. i lost the web address, can you guys help me out

Try this:

http://www.airwildpilotshop.com/More...product&id=396

what makes the blue stuff better?

They say it remains flexable for a longer period of time however this is what happens to it after one season when used for a fuel pickup in your tank. Not so flexable![X(]...but I still use it for many of my "unsubmerged" applications and it works just fine and actually does remain relatively supple in comparison to the competition.

Thanks...I'll pass on that stuff