Secraft Wire Tensioners

[Ohio AV8TOR]

I use the quick disconnects on the rudder end, you never know when you might need to unhook the cable. If you don't want to go that route just use the stock stuff on the rudder end and the tensioners on the servo end.

No sleeves needed, just run the wire through and tighten the set screws.

Thanks BH that is my plan and will be using the coated fishing leader as well.

Appreciate all of the feedback, thanks

 

[bruceman]

IMO, you don't need to use the brass sleeves, when you crimp down the sleeves with the set screws, they become distorted in the hole and are a bear to remove if you want to re-do your pull pull wires (which you will at some point).
I have two planes that use the tensioners without sleeves and they work fine.

 

[Ohio AV8TOR]

Yep I have been convinced that no sleeves are the way to go. Should provide a better crimp as well as long as not over tightened.

 

[tylerzx9r]

I cannot see the image, what are these things?

 

[BarracudaHockey]

http://store.aztechaeromodels.com/index.php?route=product/product&filter_name=tension&product_id=358

 

[tylerzx9r]

Crap! I just rebuilt the cables on my Yak, if I would have known about these, would have used them! Looks good, I will order some!

 

[BarracudaHockey]

They are THE only way to setup a P/P system, once you use a set you'll never go back to crimping brass sleeves

 

[TazmanianDevil]

Very good and practical product.
Using them on both my 37% SU's.

 

[ericb]

Crap! I just rebuilt the cables on my Yak, if I would have known about these, would have used them! Looks good, I will order some!

These are the best. Makes P-P a breeze.

 

[Twister]

I use them on my 108" extra. it's great because I have to take the rudder off to get it in my car