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RE: (ET) Satellite Actuator Arm

Subject: RE: (ET) Satellite Actuator Arm
From: "john briese" <goodguyforsure hotmail com>
Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 15:52:20 -0600
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Your point on the "give" in nylon is well taken. I have found on my winchthat between cable slipage and/or actual turning of the winch take up, thereis quite a bit of "give" in the system. If I were going to use an actuator,I think I would use a short strap as a "link"

John Briese

References:
- RE: (ET) Satellite Actuator Arm
  - From: Markus Lorch

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