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  1. 03-16-2010, 09:04 AM #1
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    Fiberglass yoke

    Hello Gwyn,
    I saw your tutorial about building the 737 control column ... not too sure I can manage to do it on my own, but ...
    I understand you started from a couple ready-made 737 fiberglass yokes which you got from mr. Roberto Dodiano.
    How many chances there are to get a similar couple ?
    Thanks and regards,
    Eugenio, Italy.
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    Re: Fiberglass yoke

    Have a look here: http://www.throttletek.com/
    He still has them listed on his site for U$229 each.

    You could also try opencockpits.com they have painted and unpainted yokes for 100 - 150 euro
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    ... ta-dah !!!

    Thanks, buddy !!!

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    Re: Fiberglass yoke

    Quote Originally Posted by capetonian View Post
    Have a look here: http://www.throttletek.com/
    He still has them listed on his site for U$229 each.

    You could also try opencockpits.com they have painted and unpainted yokes for 100 - 150 euro
    Cheers Captonian, I was going to say the same thing!!!
    I have been considering adding yoke/column elbows to the products list, I should look more closely at this as it is a common request!

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