Pictures of Stick Grip Wire Routing

[ivanjr]

I would like to see some pictures of the Stick Grip Wire Routing others have done. I'm not quite there yet, but would like to think on it in the meantime. You can e-mail them direct if you'd like to [email protected]

Thanks in advance.

 

[rleffler]

I would like to see some pictures of the Stick Grip Wire Routing others have done. I'm not quite there yet, but would like to think on it in the meantime. You can e-mail them direct if you'd like to [email protected]

Thanks in advance.

My four reference sites, in no particular order are:

Tim Olson
Deems Davis (if Deems doesn't have a picture of it, it doesn't exist on a RV-10)
William Curtis
Mike Howe


I've learned quite a bit from these gentlemen's web pages. You should be able to see how these gentlemen configured their stick and grips.

bob

 

[azcloudflyer]

If you follow this link and scroll down to section 39, I have pictures of where the sticks and mount were drilled to route the wires.

http://home.earthlink.net/~azcloudflyer/id20.html

Mike Andresen

 

[ivanjr]

Thanks, Mike. This is what I was looking for.. Ivan Truyaert

 

[Mike S]

If you follow this link and scroll down to section 39, I have pictures of where the sticks and mount were drilled to route the wires.

http://home.earthlink.net/~azcloudflyer/id20.html

Mike Andresen

Mike, nice log layout, is it something you did yourself, or a commercial application??

 

[azcloudflyer]

Thanks for the complement. It takes quite a bit of effort to maintain a web page.

The application is Trellix which is the free editor with earthlink. That gives me the basic structure and navigation menu. The pages themselves are just tables where I insert my own content into the cells. I have to write my own html to make the pictures clickable to a larger view.

Mike

 

[Mike S]

Thanks for the info.

Thanks, however, sounds a bit beyond me----"write my own HTML"