[WWI] Rigging question

[Aidrian Bridgeman-Sutton]

Stuart

Ants need to knock off every few seconds to scout for food, so while
you may be able to train them to start the task, completion is another
matter completely

I justdrill the hole andthen  hold the end in place with a drop of
superglue (CA).  You only need enough tension on the line to get it
stright and CA is plenty strong enough to hold this. The harder part
is simultaneously mainaining the tension and the alignment at the
control horn end. This needs a minimum of three hands

Aidrian

On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 6:12 PM, Stuart Milliken <milliken at psmail.net> wrote:

>
> When rigging rudder and elevator controls, the forward end of the wire
> "disappears" into a hole in the side of the fuselage--no turnbuckle or other
> visible attachment point.  So how, then, does one secure this end of the
> line after the fuselage is closed, and how does one achieve any tension on
> the line?