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In a message dated 2/20/0 9:46:07 PM, you wrote:

<<Does anyone know how far forward the standard rudder pedals move to affect
full rudder deflection or full brake application ?>>

Pine -

I just went through this on my LNC2.  Here's what I discovered.

You can determine the maximum travel by first looking in the manual to 
discover the maximum angular deflection of the rudder.  I forgot the numbers 
but I think it's about 30 degrees.  Then, you fetch your rudder control horn 
to which the cables attach, which also has a pivot hole at the center of the 
T-shaped part.  Measure the distances, do the trigonometry, and you will find 
that the maximum cable travel is just a hair under 2 inches total, 
stop-to-stop.

- Rob Wolf
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