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removed the carburator full throttle spring.

by jay white in General Tech Discussion 12 years ago

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Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.

by Roger Lee » 12 years ago

Roger Lee

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Hi Kevin,

The thinner strand throttle cable I use is 1.2mm (3/64"), 1.5mm (1/16"), 2mm 3/32"). These make the throttle smooth, it never hangs up in the cable sheath or has any friction from bends in the sheathing, makes carb syncs a breeze and they tend to stay longer, the springs function very well and I have never seen one break. All the Flight Design CTSW's and CTLS's (1800+) and 360 in the US use it. Here is another of my personal preferences that some may or may not like, but when I buy throttle cable sheath you can get it with just plain metal on the inside or Teflon coated. I prefer the Teflon coated with the lighter wire. It never rust, clogs up or binds.

Roger Lee
LSRM-A & Rotax Instructor & Rotax IRC
Tucson, AZ Ryan Airfield (KRYN)
520-349-7056 Cell

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