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As far as I could figure it out, the thumb screws just increased the
friction on the windows, making them harder to slide.  They did not
physically restrict the opening of the windows.  I tried to install them
on my Coupe, but the friction part was missing and the thumb screws didn't
even get close to the plastic.
 
Larry

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To: Sydney Cohen <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  ; Randy Helm
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Just my opinion, but I would not want to be undoing thumbscrews if I had
to exit the aircraft in an emergency.  We use a "clip" with a short (4 in)
chain attached to the window handles.  This prevents the windows from
opening more than 3-4 in.  The clip and chain are such that in an
emergency they can be "pulled" off with a minimum of force.

 

Roy in Woodstock

 

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From: Sydney Cohen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 11:09 PM
To: Randy Helm
Cc: Ercoupe
Subject: Re: [COUPERS-TECH] window latch

 

Randy, there should be a friction lock on each side just above the window
ledge.  Turn the thumbscrew clockwise to tighten, counter clockwise to
loosen.  If your thumbscrews are missing you can get new ones from
Univair.

Syd Cohen


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Is there an inside window latch at the top where the two sliding windows
come together?

It seems I flew in a coupe years back that had something like that.  My
original one does not hold and the windows "drift" down.  I am sure this
is not an uncommon problem, I just do not know how to correct it.

Randy Helm

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