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Old May 7th 08, 12:41 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
Dick[_1_]
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Default control cable questions

Having to reject the last nicropress
on the rudder, two strands were cut when the nircopress was cut off with a
drmel tool.

The question is whether we can reinstall a nicropress in the original
position and then add one an 1/8" further?? or,

Make splice two lengths of control cable with double nicropresses?? or,


Is there any reason why a turnbuckle couldn't be used ouitside the fuselage
at the rudder??

Thanks


 




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