Thank you Mark L. and Mark J. for clearing that up. It never occurred
to me that someone would risk mounting their cables to the pulleys at
such an sideways angle.
-Seth
On 11/14/2012 6:33 AM, Mark Jones wrote:
> Yes, the phoenolic pulleys are correct as Langford denotes in his response.
> I ju
Yes, the phoenolic pulleys are correct as Langford denotes in his response.
I just wanted to give you this link so you could see them installed. Look
toward the bottom of the page:
http://www.flykr2s.com/flightcontrols.html
Mark Jones (N886MJ)
Stevens Point, WI
E-mail: flyk...@charter.net
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Seth wrote:
>>The phenolic AN 210 pulleys called for in the KR plans are nice and cheap,
but if I'm reading the catalogs right, they come with warnings that say
you're not supposed to use them for heavy loads or for angles of more than
15 degrees. Could someone tell me if these are the right ones
I looked at control pulleys at Wicks and AS today for the first time.
I'd appreciate a little guidance--
They both sell 2 types: phenolic and polyethylene.
The phenolic AN 210 pulleys called for in the KR plans are nice and
cheap, but if I'm reading the catalogs right, they come with warnings
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