Has anyone had any radio interference problems with the "metal to metal" conection between the throttle pushrod and the engine's throttle valve?

I'm almost ready to begin engine-run tests and this area looks like it could be a problem. I'm considering soldering a cable from the brass valve to the pushrod - but is it necessary? Any advice?

Tony

OK, so I can assume that no-one's had any problems with "metal to metal" induced radio interference. Right?

Tony

Tony

Put some shrink wrap over the area for some extra protection.

Tink

I have been flying one for almost three years, and I have never had a problem.

Thanks for the tip Tink. I think some sort of insulation is a good idea, even though no-one's reporting any problems

Tony

Thanks for your response Charlie. Good to hear you've had no problems in this area. But the metal to metal connection just looks like a problem waiting to happen so I'm definitely going to use Tink's idea (it's the easiest so far)

Tony

I drilled-out the hole in the throttle valve, fitted a length of shrink tube to the pushrod - Job Done

Just a little more "tweaking" and my LMH will be ready for some test flights

Thanks for your help

Tony