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how do you secure a throttle quadrant to the airframe? I'm thinking about putting in a throttle quadrant, but the only way I can think of securing it (without drilling holes in the longeron) would be to make some sort of cantilevered connection to the panel.

Its not a quadrant, but this has worked out for me.

MG

I thought about doing that, but I wanted to try and not drill any new holes in the airframe. I do like to the look of it though.

I drilled two #10 holes in the longeron. Has worked for 2700 hours.

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Bob Highley
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Two #10 holes in the longeron and a short piece of angle to bolt the quadrant-1300 hours

ok, well, I guess I see a trend here. thanks.

By the way, you can drill into structural parts of the airframe as long as those holes are properly taken care of. Cleaning, deburring, and riveting would be a proper way to take care of it.
Cubes
Ps don't go wild, tho.