REFLECTOR:Slipping Aileron trim

[Scott Derrick]

I found that belt dressing does work, but you need to re-apply every 6 months or so.

Scott

On Mon, 29 Sep 2003 10:06:35 -0500, Alexander Balic wrote:
> Steve,
> I think that most use belt dressing- it makes the cord sticky and
> resistant to slipping on the capstan.........
>
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> To: reflector@tvbf.org Subject: REFLECTOR:Slipping Aileron trim
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> I was told some of you folks may have a good idea to get my aileron
> trim to stop slipping. I have set up the trim via the manual and
> can feel it slipping in cruise.  It seems the line is slipping over
> the drive wheel. Thanks Steve XL-RG
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