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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
I realy like that clean pin hole exit of the pull pull wires through the fuse. How do ya do it? And what type of wire/cable should be used? The plane is a 27lb Edge. It will be used for 3D flight.
Thanks. Todd L. |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
I haven't tried it yet myself...but I've heard of guys
using stainless steel fishing "leader line" with the ends silver soldered to the connectors. You'll need some small plastic tubing through the fuse to use as guides. You'll have to eyeball and alighn the tubes perfectly through the fuse to keep the cables straight and tight. On a plane that big you might want to use a "tiller" arm....so that the strain will be on the tiller, not the servo. Dave. :) |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Todd,
Start from the rudder forward. Mount the horn on the rudder and then connect the cables and run them forward. Position the servo/belcrank assembly for the best angle through the rear of the fuse. Then use short lengths of nylon tube to guide the wires. "x"ing them helps but the crossing will still have to be too far to the rear for a perfect fit. HTH Rick |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Thanks, That helps. Now flyboy Dave says to use steel leader line? Will that interfear with the radio system at all?
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
While it is possible that a metal pull-pull cable can cause interference, I have never had a problem. I have used steel cables many times for pull-pull in 25%-35% planes without any problems.
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Is there anyother type of materal that can be used in place of wire? Just want to know if there are any other options.
Thanks |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
It wont interfere any more than the regular pull pull
wires do. Run your antennae wire up high , out of the top of the cabin to the top of the tail. Your pull pull wires will be down low. You can get the stainless wires in any thickness you want....much stronger, and wont corrode. Looks better too.... :cool: Dave. :) |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Thanks for all the guys.
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Another active thread same ? w/different thougts!
http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...hreadid=502284 mikenlapazz |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
I use the extension tubes on a WD-40 can to pipe the cables through whatever gets in the way. I have a spool of control line cable that I bought when I was a kid, that I have been using for years. Might be a lifetime supply? Never had any problems with interference, but I keep my antenna away from them.
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Try the DuBro coated cable set in 4-40. Making the fuse penetrations with plastic tubing like NyRod housing, perhaps through small blocks of plywood is a good idea, but if you run straight uncoated cable, it will cut through the tubing in the fuse. (Small cable makes a great plastic pipe cutter) The DuBro is probably your best bet and plastic on plastic is much smoother than cable on plastic.
I just finished the elevator and rudder cable penetrations on my Nieuport in this manner. If you want a pic I can snap one for you and post it. As far as interference, most modern up to date narrow band radios should be unaffected, unless you have uncoated cables rubbing together, which is not good in a pull-pull anyway. :) |
substitute pull cable stuff
Originally posted by Todd L. Is there anyother type of materal that can be used in place of wire? Just want to know if there are any other options. Thanks Tie the kevlar on an eyelet at your control end. Use a double knott with a drop of thin c/a and it will not come loose. Kevlar also eliminates the fear of interference. Cured a twitchy metal geared servo I had on rudder one time that I had piano wire on the first go around. If your not sure of it try a test of it using a fishing scale. I pulled over 85lbs and could not break it. |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
'spyder wire' fishing line 50# test .011 diameter comments on other post listed above. stronger than steel for its size.
mikenlapaz |
pull pull teflon tubing
where do i get teflon tubing as all 3 shops near me shrug and say i dont know never heard of it ?
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Re: pull pull teflon tubing
Originally posted by tbone4343 where do i get teflon tubing as all 3 shops near me shrug and say i dont know never heard of it ? Good luck... |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
I'm going to do a pull-pull on my next project, an Astro Hog. Buddy of mine says it's important to have the cables parallel so there's no slack when one pulls....(same distance apart at servo and horn end) Sounds like cutting the holes in the fuse is a crap shoot at best. Oh well...guess I'll fall off that bridge when I come to it..!
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Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
A link with 3 different approaches to pull with pics.
http://www.rc-pilots.org/links.html The link re: Ackerman linkage does not open. If you find it somewhere else, share it here please. If I understand correctly, control horns do not mount with attachment holes directly over the hinge in pull pull as my instructions state for normal install ! a search this site for: U Stik can hover has some good pics as well. Was glad to find it as I have a 120 in shop ready to put together and the thread may have changed some ideas before I even start. mikenlapaz |
pull pull system
Can anyoneone tell me what exactly is a pull pull system. I think I have and idea it is the servo is always going to pull as the need to push has been eliminated. Is this correct? If so how is it achived. Thanks a newbie
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Updated Ackerman Link
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pull-pull
Thanks Bret
Very interesting. I think I'm going to give it a try. Neil |
ackerman
Thank you,
that is the type explanation I was looking for and saved me some problems if I had used manufacture instructions on horn install. mikenlapaz |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
Thanks Miken Lapaz
Neil |
pull pull teflon tubing
looking for a source for teflon tubing as discribed in thread or maybe this is used on something else and can be canablized. building a sig su and using p/p and where they pass through fusealage they need something .also wire criss crosses in fus. and i want to keep these from rubbing . the wires i'm using are coated already with teflon ,made in germany kavan type and i think teflon to teflon would be great ,also i was thinking of turning servo a little so wires wont touch where thay cross.
does anybody have any input on this problem or a source for teflon tubing . I was thinkink about the tubing for intervinus bags? they seem very soft and might not be rigid ,maybe thats teflon? plastic for nyrods seems abrasive as to the teflon on the kavan p/p cables ? |
Pull Pull Pass Through. How do u do it?
thanks for this one as i like this set-up and i will start on this one this week in my radiocraft project.
http://www.geocities.com/roger_forgues/PullPull.htmll |
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