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Experienced cordovik modelers pay a lot of attention to the control cables connecting the cords and the rocking chair. They try especially carefully to draw them out of the wing - the successful flight of the model often depends on this both in training and in competitions. Accidental bending of cable rods - and jamming in the control system leads to the fact that a miniature aircraft crashes.

One of the simplest and most effective ways to avoid such troubles is to use coil springs glued into the wingtip and protruding from it by 12-20 mm. They provide easy running of control cables and protect them from kinks.

Spring for cord model

The springs included in the seal kit are suitable for this. For small models, parts of a flexible cable from the camera are used. You can wind such springs yourself from piano wire or a string with a diameter of 0,5 mm, using a drill or a knitting needle Ø 1 mm.

Author: M.Savin

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