Pull-pull system
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Pull-pull system
Hi Rezah,
I need some help with my pull-pull system, I use all the stock parts that came with the kit. My problem is that when I try full deflection to one side, the cables stay with good tension but to the other side some how??!!! the cables (both) lose tension and that of course create free movement on the rudder.
I don't understand how both cable lose the tension at full deflection.....I know that is weird....any help......
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John
I need some help with my pull-pull system, I use all the stock parts that came with the kit. My problem is that when I try full deflection to one side, the cables stay with good tension but to the other side some how??!!! the cables (both) lose tension and that of course create free movement on the rudder.
I don't understand how both cable lose the tension at full deflection.....I know that is weird....any help......
Thanks,
John
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John
In that case the only way both cables can loose tension in one direction is if the geometary is such that the cables lengthen in that direction, sorry to ask a dumb question but have you the rudder cables connected at the hinge line i.e. 1 1/4" in front of the control horn.
Mike
In that case the only way both cables can loose tension in one direction is if the geometary is such that the cables lengthen in that direction, sorry to ask a dumb question but have you the rudder cables connected at the hinge line i.e. 1 1/4" in front of the control horn.
Mike
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RE: Pull-pull system
Thank you guys, I'm going to recheck but I'm almost positive that I installed that way....but also I remember now that there were two holes to install the control horn on the rudder....with one you guys use??
John
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John
The one that's 1 1/4" away from the hinge line, if your cable pull point is in front of the hinge line when you move the rudder the cable will in effect get longer, I still don't understand why it only happens in one direction though, check that both control horns are the same length.
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The one that's 1 1/4" away from the hinge line, if your cable pull point is in front of the hinge line when you move the rudder the cable will in effect get longer, I still don't understand why it only happens in one direction though, check that both control horns are the same length.
Mike
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RE: Pull-pull system
Mike,
Let me see if I understand you are saying that the point were I connect the cable to the control horn need to be align with the hinge line, because the first manual show something different.
John
Let me see if I understand you are saying that the point were I connect the cable to the control horn need to be align with the hinge line, because the first manual show something different.
John
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RE: Pull-pull system
This may help understand the geometry:
http://members.cox.net/bdfelice/Ackerman/ackerman.htm
Good luck!
JLK
http://members.cox.net/bdfelice/Ackerman/ackerman.htm
Good luck!
JLK
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RE: Pull-pull system
Hi John,
From the two holes, the one that is more forward is the one you need to use. It seems to me you have the old manual. Please download the new manual from www.qqaircraft.com That would answer most of your questions. Let me know if you still have problems.
Thank you,
Quique's Aircraft Support
From the two holes, the one that is more forward is the one you need to use. It seems to me you have the old manual. Please download the new manual from www.qqaircraft.com That would answer most of your questions. Let me know if you still have problems.
Thank you,
Quique's Aircraft Support
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John
Rezagh is the resident expert on all thinks Yak and will sort out any problems you may have, but do down load the new manual it is better than the old one.
Mike
Rezagh is the resident expert on all thinks Yak and will sort out any problems you may have, but do down load the new manual it is better than the old one.
Mike