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Old March 12th 08, 01:22 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default control cable protection question

Wanting to use a nylon sleeve over a 1/8" elevator cable to avoid rubbing on
another crossing in mid-fuselage, what do you think about the following
methods of securing the sleeve/tube so it doesn't slip out of position:

slip sleeve over RTV'd cable section; clamp sleeve ends with safety wire;
suggestion...



 




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