I made a post on this topic in Fabrics and coverings more than a week ago which has received no response to date. I am introducing it here in hopes of bringing it to the attention of more forum members and perhaps some assistance from Chief owners. Please see my earlier post for details. Thanks
Dale
Control Cable exit Ports
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Re: Control Cable exit Ports
Try here.
http://www.joea.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph ... ief+rudder
As for the other stuff. I cut out a teardrop of leather and install it with contact cement. Stay away from Teflon and plastics, most are very abrasive.
Paul
http://www.joea.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.ph ... ief+rudder
As for the other stuff. I cut out a teardrop of leather and install it with contact cement. Stay away from Teflon and plastics, most are very abrasive.
Paul
Mailing Adress : Paul Agaliotis 2060 E. San Martin, San Martin,Calif. 95046
Re: Control Cable exit Ports
In the for what it's worth dept. On my Champ I called American Champion and procured the fairings from them. They are stamped stainless and are in excellent condition after several years of service so far. I expect they will last forever. I did take great care in placement so as not to have ANY extra rubbing from the rudder cables upon exiting the fusealage fabric.

I have additional photos if you need more
Del

I have additional photos if you need more
Del
N84029 7AC conv. #2716 Completed and flying
N83059 7BCM #1715 fully restored and sold
N83059 7BCM #1715 fully restored and sold
Re: Control Cable exit Ports
More 'for what it's worth department'. I used a seaplane drain and cut the middle out of it so the cables wouldn't rub on the plastic, made a neopreme 'tear drop' and glued the whole thing is place. I did this on both my Champ and L16...kind of a neat and cheap installation.

Mike

Mike