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The Dynon servo mounts look identical to the TTrak. I drilled a small hole in the lower bracket and tied to that.
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Is it possible to drill the thread out and put a bolt with nyloc AN 365 and 910 washer right through the servo box? I have the same problem and was looking at that as an easy solution.
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Thank you, ALL, for some great input! I can see that there are a number of good options here.
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Bruce, thanks for the link to the video. Excellent! |
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I safety wire all three heads together, but I did it with the servo on the bench. I then installed it into the wing. This was a long time ago, before they were even telling you to use drilled bolts. I haven't seen the newer instructions, but they sound better:D Boy, I'm starting to sound like one of the old-timers....Yikes:eek:
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Bruce,
It's all right there in AC43-13-1B... http://rgl.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_Library/rgAdvisoryCircular.nsf/list/AC%2043.13-1B/$FILE/Chapter%2007.pdf Paragraph 7-123 Enjoy! |
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I think I remember the hole being threaded all the way through the servo. On my 7, I just got a machine screw(s) (#10 as I remember it) that was fully threaded and ran it all the way through with a lock nut on the back. Maybe I ran a tap through it, that was several years ago but it is bolted and "nutted" on my airplane.
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Thanks again for all the help. I found those excellent videos on EAA's site, and Joe, thanks for the document! I'm saving it for future reference. |
Loctite
BTW, red loctite is very strong, blue is the medium hold. There is also a Stud and Bearing mount that is forever. Gene
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