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hnesitd1 02-20-2003 01:11 AM

Pull_Pull
 
Gentlemen, I'm in the process of scratch building a Liberty Sport bi-plane. I'd like to experiment and use a pull-pull system for rudder / elevator - never done that! The rudder is pretty straight forward but how would the rigging go for the elevator? Would not the pull-pull control extend over the, "fixed", fuselage portion of the elevator. Comments? Suggestions?

NavyE6FE 02-20-2003 01:48 AM

Me Too
 
Which plans are you using?
I'm using plans from M.A.N. Roger Stern.
About the only way to use pull-pull for the elevator would be the way you suggest unless you could find enough room in the tail to put a couple of horns.

Steve :)

hnesitd1 02-20-2003 01:57 AM

Pull_Pull
 
NavyE6FE - The plans are from a commercial SIG kit. Probably 10-15 years old. Neat airplane - 40 size.

NavyE6FE 02-20-2003 02:16 AM

Pull_Pull
 
Mine are for a 7'+ WS. On a .40 size you might be able to tie the two elevator halves together and use one pull-pull horn to run them both. or is this the way the plans show? Good Luck

Steve

hnesitd1 02-20-2003 10:42 AM

Pull_Pull
 
NavyE6FE - the plans are vague as far as elevator / rudder and throttle control goes - they seem to be at your descretion. The plans used bellcranks in the lower wing for aileron though. Can't say as I care for this scheme and intend on using (2) mini-servos for aileron. I'd even like to use a cable for throttle control - my idea is to have a spring for keeping the carb barrel closed - a cable would tension the spring opening the carb - should make a no-slop control that is easy to get through the firewall. If I can, I might try a mini servo at the back for elevator - balance might be a concern on that. I'm using this aircraft to experiment with.


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