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Subject: Pitch Servo Connection
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Does anyone see a problem with mounting an autopilot pitch servo control rod to the main elevator pushrod by using the hardware supplied for the mechanical pitch trim, i.e., a collar clamped to the main pushrod to which the pitch servo pushrod rod end bearing is attached?? 

Related question -- I vaguely recall that the STEC intsallation calls for brackets to be pop-riveted to the main elevator pushrod, and the rod end bearing is attached to those brackets.? Is this recollection correct and, if so,?does anyone have part number information so I can order up a set from STEC?

Related question -- has anyone who uses?the mechanical trim system had the collar slip at all?

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Does anyone see a problem with mounting an autopilot pitch servo control rod to the main elevator pushrod by using the hardware supplied for the mechanical pitch trim, i.e., a collar clamped to the main pushrod to which the pitch servo pushrod rod end bearing is attached?&nbsp; <br>
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Related question -- I vaguely recall that the STEC intsallation calls for brackets to be pop-riveted to the main elevator pushrod, and the rod end bearing is attached to those brackets.&nbsp; Is this recollection correct and, if so,&nbsp;does anyone have part number information so I can order up a set from STEC?<br>
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Related question -- has anyone who uses&nbsp;the mechanical trim system had the collar slip at all?<br>
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