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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: JHildreth on November 17, 2018, 07:20:24 PM
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I am wondering what people are using for the pipe restraint. I have been using the Dave Brown pipe mount, but in the new plane I am building this mount props the pipe up too much. I would like it to sit closer to the wing. The header I am using has a 1 inch rise which I believe is the smallest rise. I either need to find a more compact restraint or drop the mount support below (above?) the pipe tunnel floor (ceiling?). Dropping the support will require some surgery I would like to avoid. Any suggestions?
Joe
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I am wondering what people are using for the pipe restraint. I have been using the Dave Brown pipe mount, but in the new plane I am building this mount props the pipe up too much. I would like it to sit closer to the wing. The header I am using has a 1 inch rise which I believe is the smallest rise. I either need to find a more compact restraint or drop the mount support below (above?) the pipe tunnel floor (ceiling?). Dropping the support will require some surgery I would like to avoid. Any suggestions?
Mine is tucked in there about as tight as it can to go under the wing. I use a recessed support.
Brett
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The Dave Brown Mount is the tallest of the available cable mounts. Google "cable ties and mounts" I bought a bag of 50 from lowes for 5 bucks. Check the Google!!!
Bruce
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There are some fancier mounts out there in the RC pattern world: https://www.rcmissouri.com/store/p89/TPM_-_Tuned_Pipe_Mount.html
Don't know that they work any better than what Bruce found.
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The Dave Brown Mount is the tallest of the available cable mounts. Google "cable ties and mounts" I bought a bag of 50 from lowes for 5 bucks. Check the Google!!!
Bruce
Thanks to all for your responses.
Bruce,
I found the cable tie mounts at Lowe's. I will give them a try. Thanks.
Joe
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Thanks to all for your responses.
Bruce,
I found the cable tie mounts at Lowe's. I will give them a try. Thanks.
Joe
They work great and are super easy. You'll like them. I you need an extra .040" or so clearance you can remove the sticky tape and glue them directly. If you use the tape try putting a coat of CA on the area you're sticking it to. Let it dry and then apply the mount over the CA. It sucks a lot when a CF pipe falls out the bottom of the plane and tumbles and skids down the pavement. Trust me.
Chuck
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Joe this is what I’m putting in my new ship. Stone-age basic. This can be over thought.....
Dave
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I sell the Macs or Dave Brown, they have a riser block in the pack so you can adjust the height, so never needed anything lower or higher
Randy