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Barry,

That's another idea I borrowed from Bob P.  I went to a bicycle shop
(the Wright brothers would be proud) and purchased about a dozen or so
of the rubber boots for about buck a piece.  I used them for both ends
of the rudder cables also after I saturated the cable with Teflon powder
(more borrowed ideas, creative-imitation I like to call it).  Hopefully
they'll help keep the Teflon in and contaminants out.


Joe,
I noticed a very nice touch in the rubber boot used to cover the cable
as it exits the cable guide (LIVstep5.jpb).  Looks like, say, an Audi
throttle cable boot.  What is it really?  Got a part number?

Thanks.

Barry

Barry Knotts