April 16, 2006 - Rudder Cables |
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The rudder cables were coiled up at the aft end of the fuselage and there was no way to get to them. So I made this inspection port hole in the bottom of the fuselage. First I poly-taced a plastic ring to the fuse bottom, then poly-brushed the doily circle over the top. Then I cut out the hole. | ||||||
One of the previous builders had left good directions where the holes in
the side of the fuselage needed to go. I reviewed them carefully
and they seemed correct so I went for it and cut the holes with an
exacto knife. Sticking my arm through the inspection port on the
bottom of the fuselage, I was able to thread the rudder cables through
the holes.
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The rudder cables didn't reach the rudder horns! What's up with
that?
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The Kitfox was pretty dusty and I was going to show it off to my EAA Chapter, so I rolled it outside and washed it. It's not a bad looking plane, actually. | ||||||