>As for cable size, it is 3/16" as I recall. Someone verify
> > that please.> Larry Flesner
>
> Slight memory slip. Cables are 3/32" on the KR. -Jeff
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Thanks, Jeff. I got it half right.
Saw this on the web. I'm guessing the sheriff and th
Highly recommend 1/8 cables be used for primary flight controls.
Less stretch and higher margin of safety.
1/8 is the minimum legal size that can be used for primary flight controls in
Canada and is probably a good rule.
Cheers
Chris Gardiner
KR2s 250 hours and 11 years of KR flying
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As for cable size, it is 3/16" as I recall. Someone verify
> that please.
>
> Larry Flesner
Slight memory slip. Cables are 3/32" on the KR. -Jeff
At 07:32 AM 11/23/2012, you wrote:
>What is the aileron cable travel at the stick using the standard
>aileron bellcrank? I am building dual sticks and need to get the
>stick dims correct.Also what control cable are you using? Thanks Mark
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I just went through the same thing. Like every one told me, I will tell
you, every plane will differ, but figure 1.5" cable movement in either
direction for a total of 3".
On Nov 23, 2012 7:33 AM, "samantha toner"
wrote:
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> What is the aileron cable travel at the stick using the standard ailer
What is the aileron cable travel at the stick using the standard aileron
bellcrank? I am building dual sticks and need to get the stick dims
correct.Also what control cable are you using? Thanks Mark
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