[NSRCA-discussion] Rudder cable

[David Flynt]

Adrian,

I don't cross typically because I can't stand the thought of the cables
touching eachother and creating friction.  I'm sure it is paranoia, fear,
and superstition on my part.  I did cross however on my Oxalys 50 (my first
ARF ever), because the exit points are placed correctly for cross.  It seems
to work fine.  I don't care about it like I do my 2m planes, so it does not
disturb me.

I think you should be able to find the geometry either way so that it does
not tighten or loosen during deflection.  It's on the internet somewhere.

David

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To all,

I am in the process of installing rudder cable to my new plane.

Do most of you crossed the cable inside the fuse, or, just hook it up
parallel to each other? Which one has a more linear travel, and why?

Thanks to all,

Adrian
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