Oh crap!Â* My smiley face did not get into the message...

BTW, would thatÂ* ocean front property that you're offering be anywhere
near Reno?Â* Looks like CA is getting ready to slide into the sea...
:-D:-D:-D

On 1/15/2019 6:33 PM, Dan Marotta wrote:
The clips I use are stainless steel and the correct size to fit the
hole.Â* Didn't someone else just suggest simply slipping a length of
wire through the hole and twisting it?Â* I suppose I could have spent
25 times as much for a simple pin but I have to save my money to
purchase real estate.

BTW, would thatÂ* ocean front property that you're offering be anywhere
near Reno?Â* Looks like CA is getting ready to slide into the sea...


On 1/15/2019 5:56 PM, Jonathan St. Cloud wrote:
On Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 7:47:50 AM UTC-8, Dan Marotta wrote:
I think I had those on my '19 and they could be locked in the blind.

The Walmart pins were cheap, about $0.16 each, do the job, and in two
years not one has come out in service.Â* They're attached to the aileron
control rod by a length of waxed string.Â* YMMV.Â* Of course the Stemme
clips are visible during installation, no reaching through a hole to
install them.Â* I use a hemostat as a tool to help my clumsy fingers get
the pin installed.

On 1/14/2019 8:32 Â* wrote:
T8 is correct.Â* Fit correctly and easy to use.
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Dan, 5J
But of course any random metal "thingy" purchased from the great
American institution Walmart should be considered flight worthy
without question or test. Call me about some ocean front property I
have for sale


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Dan, 5J