Original Posted By: steve(at)byu.edu
Subject: Pietenpol-List: pulleys>Who used the same size control pulleys that Bernard calls for in the>plans? After reading some of the parts catalogs and Tont B's book (yes,>I received it Friday), I am afraid some of the FAA guys may not approve>a 2" pulley in the aileron controls. >>Dannymac>>________________________________________________________________________________
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RE: pulleys
Original Posted By: dannymac [SMTP:dannymac@hal-pc.org]
Subject: RE: pulleys Dannymac, I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator? If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful. Thanks for your response. Bill
Subject: RE: pulleys Dannymac, I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator? If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful. Thanks for your response. Bill
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Original Posted By: Earl Myers
Who used the same size control pulleys that Bernard calls for in theplans? After reading some of the parts catalogs and Tont B's book (yes,I received it Friday), I am afraid some of the FAA guys may not approvea 2" pulley in the aileron controls. Dannymac________________________________________________________________________________
Who used the same size control pulleys that Bernard calls for in theplans? After reading some of the parts catalogs and Tont B's book (yes,I received it Friday), I am afraid some of the FAA guys may not approvea 2" pulley in the aileron controls. Dannymac________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: dannymac
I used pully sizes and cable sizes per the plans....Earl MyersDid you get your gear gage sizes straightened out?-----Original Message-----
I used pully sizes and cable sizes per the plans....Earl MyersDid you get your gear gage sizes straightened out?-----Original Message-----
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Original Posted By: dannymac [SMTP:dannymac@hal-pc.org]
Dannymac,I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator?If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.Thanks for your response.Bill
Dannymac,I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator?If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.Thanks for your response.Bill
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Original Posted By: steve(at)byu.edu [SMTP:steve(at)byu.edu]
Steve,I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator?If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.Thanks for your response.Bill
Steve,I received several responses to my question on control surfacedeflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing youall have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What shouldthe control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and elevator?If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.Thanks for your response.Bill
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Original Posted By: Creech, Bill
Dmac; As someone pointed out, your control limits on the ailerons are mostlimited by your thighs......! That is a very non-scientific answer butit is true! In my case when I run out of travel, I just stick my arm outinto the breeze on the downwing side and cup my hand........good trimdevice!Earl MyersPS: Iron Mike Cuy does this too but he uses his ears, one at atime.............(hi mike) -----Original Message-----
Dmac; As someone pointed out, your control limits on the ailerons are mostlimited by your thighs......! That is a very non-scientific answer butit is true! In my case when I run out of travel, I just stick my arm outinto the breeze on the downwing side and cup my hand........good trimdevice!Earl MyersPS: Iron Mike Cuy does this too but he uses his ears, one at atime.............(hi mike) -----Original Message-----
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Original Posted By:> dannymac [SMTP:dannymac@hal-pc.org]
Creech, Bill wrote:> > Dannymac,> > I received several responses to my question on control surface> deflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing you> all have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What> should the control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and> elevator? If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.> > Thanks for your response.> > Bill> > -----Original Message-----
Creech, Bill wrote:> > Dannymac,> > I received several responses to my question on control surface> deflections. But, none answered the question I had. So, knowing you> all have expertise in Piets, Let me ask my question again. What> should the control surface deflection be for the ailerons, rudder and> elevator? If possible, the number of degrees would be most helpful.> > Thanks for your response.> > Bill> > -----Original Message-----
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Original Posted By: "walt evans"
Subject: Pietenpol-List: pulleysI have finished a beautiful control tube but unfortunately spaced the pulley tabs for phenolic pulleys that will only take 3/32" cable. Looks like I will be doing this part over again like I have done with almost every other part. In ordering new pulleys, I see that there are UHMW plastic pulleys available and wanted to know if these 2" pulleys would be acceptable for the control tube. Searched the archives and couldn't find much discussion specific to thistype of pulley.Thanks,Craig Carter________________________________________________________________________________
Subject: Pietenpol-List: pulleysI have finished a beautiful control tube but unfortunately spaced the pulley tabs for phenolic pulleys that will only take 3/32" cable. Looks like I will be doing this part over again like I have done with almost every other part. In ordering new pulleys, I see that there are UHMW plastic pulleys available and wanted to know if these 2" pulleys would be acceptable for the control tube. Searched the archives and couldn't find much discussion specific to thistype of pulley.Thanks,Craig Carter________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: CraigAlanCarter(at)aol.com
Craig,I did the same thing. I got Mr. Dremmel to give me a hand. In two minutes thewrong tabs were off, and I was making new ones.I love my Dremmel toolwalt evansNX140DL ----- Original Message -----
Craig,I did the same thing. I got Mr. Dremmel to give me a hand. In two minutes thewrong tabs were off, and I was making new ones.I love my Dremmel toolwalt evansNX140DL ----- Original Message -----