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Posted for "Paul Nafziger" <naf@britevalley.com>:

  Why not, George?  Reliability? Preciseness of control?  I'm looking at an
  application where a mechanical cable is not feasible and searching for
  simple alternatives.  I open to ideas....
  
  Naf
  
>   would not recommend it for in flight use.

> > Some time ago, someone on the list provided a link to a throttle  
> > quadrant that used electric servos rather than a push-pull