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From: Susan Brunner <n98pb@sbcglobal.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Outside tie down
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For the Elevators:  Try bungee cord, two tennis balls and a loop around the rudder light housing.  It goes like this.  Tennis ball with bungee cord through it and knotted, then tension the cord to the tail lightand around the light fixture,(I tied mine here with cotton wire tieing cording), then similar tension to the right side of the elevator, another tennis ball and knot.  The tennis balls with cord attached are slipped between the horizontal tail and the elevator counterbalance arm.  Couple tries with the tension to get it where you want it and your done.  This ties the rudder and elevators, light and cheap.  Not my idea, I got from Hal Woodruff.  Good Luck.
Pat Brunner
 N98PB

YancyDee@aol.com wrote:
I'm about to park my IV-P outside for a couple of months. I parked it out for a week a while ago, and made some make shift rigging to stop things from flapping around. Was wondering what some of you are using to keep things under control from the wind. Looking for some ideas.
 
Thanks
Mark
yancydee@aol.com

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<DIV>For the Elevators:&nbsp; Try bungee cord, two tennis balls and a loop around the rudder light housing.&nbsp; It goes like this.&nbsp; Tennis ball with bungee cord through it and knotted, then tension the cord to the tail lightand around the light fixture,(I tied mine here with cotton wire tieing cording), then similar tension to the right side of the elevator, another tennis ball and knot.&nbsp; The tennis balls with cord attached are slipped between the horizontal tail and the elevator counterbalance arm.&nbsp; Couple tries with the tension to get it where you want it and your done.&nbsp; This ties the rudder and elevators, light and cheap.&nbsp; Not my idea, I got from Hal Woodruff.&nbsp; Good Luck.</DIV>
<DIV>Pat Brunner</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;N98PB<BR><BR><B><I>YancyDee@aol.com</I></B> wrote:</DIV>
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<DIV>I'm about to park my IV-P outside for a couple of months. I parked it out for a week a while ago, and made some make shift rigging to stop things from flapping around. Was wondering what some of you are using to keep things under control from the wind. Looking for some ideas.</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks</DIV>
<DIV>Mark</DIV>
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