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n9723x
September 17th 10, 07:23 PM
I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
cable. It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
friction lock cable to replace it with. The dealer said that the FAA
"outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
true????

Jim Logajan
September 17th 10, 07:43 PM
n9723x > wrote:
> I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
> cable. It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
> friction lock cable to replace it with. The dealer said that the FAA
> "outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
> true????

Who is the dealer? Ask them for specific reference.

Otherwise check Aircraft Spruce: http://www.aircraftspruce.com/

September 17th 10, 08:47 PM
n9723x > wrote:
> I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
> cable. It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
> friction lock cable to replace it with. The dealer said that the FAA
> "outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
> true????

Well, since all the suppliers are still selling them, I replaced my mixture
recently, and a search of the FAA web site only results in some hits
on standards and no prohibitions, I would say no.

FYI when I asked about replacing the throttle control for which there is
no FAA approved vernier replacement, I was told he could do it with a 337.


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Jim Pennino

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Mark
September 17th 10, 11:59 PM
On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 11:23:30 -0700 (PDT), n9723x wrote:

> I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
> cable. It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
> friction lock cable to replace it with. The dealer said that the FAA
> "outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
> true????

Let me finish my correspondence course in LSA
Mechanics and I'll be right down to fix that for you.

Mark

Orval Fairbairn[_2_]
September 18th 10, 02:38 AM
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>,
n9723x > wrote:

> I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
> cable. It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
> friction lock cable to replace it with. The dealer said that the FAA
> "outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
> true????

If you ever fly formation, you will want a friction lock cable, as
opposed to a vernier.

Mark
September 18th 10, 03:01 AM
On Sep 17, 6:59*pm, Mark <blueriver...@Use-Author-Supplied-
Address.invalid> wrote:
> On Fri, 17 Sep 2010 11:23:30 -0700 (PDT), n9723x wrote:
> > I'm still flying my old C210B around that has a vernier throttle
> > cable. *It's time to replace it, and it seems I can only find a
> > friction lock cable to replace it with. *The dealer said that the FAA
> > "outlawed" vernier throttle cales due to safety reasons.. Is this
> > true????
>
> Let me finish my correspondence course in LSA
> Mechanics and I'll be right down to fix that for you.
>
> Mark

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