REFLECTOR: Help! - I need a control cable
Doug
doug at customstudio.com
Tue Jan 9 18:59:48 CST 2007
For regular control cables you can order from ID industries in chino, ca at 909 591-9597 and they can make them up while you wait. They have a wide variety of fittings and controls. They can make it up with aircraft grade cable but no FAA stickers, and I would not recommend for control in the cowling area where you need higher temp rating.
Doug Kanczuzewski
From: Pat Shea
Sent: Mon 1/8/2007 10:32 AM
To: 'Velocity Aircraft Owners and Builders list'
Subject: REFLECTOR: Help! - I need a control cable
I'm installing my interior this week and need to
replace my alternate air control cable - it would be A
LOT easier to do it now.
I'm looking for Button Lock Control Cable with a solid
wire end that's in the 13' - 15' range (standard
velocity length). I'm wondering if anyone out there
may have gone with a vernier style cable instead and
has an extra one of these lying around from their
install kit they are not planning on using.
This is just like the cable Velocity used to supply as
for mixture control before they switched to the
vernier style. I think Velocity also supplied it to
Franklin drivers for their carb heat.
I called the factory and they don't have any, and ASS
has a 4 week turn around due to the length.
If anyone has one one I'd be happy to pay full price
plus shipping.
Thanks, Pat
cell (818) 398-2457
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