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Skylock - Aircraft Throttle Lock
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Overview
| Skylock is an inexpensive throttle lock for aircraft with Cessna type push-pull throttles. The device will accept shafts up to .375" diameter, and is made of heavy-gauge cadmium plated steel. Skylock affords great peace of mind to aircraft owners at very little cost. Just put in place after every flight, secure with your own favorite padlock, and your throttle cannot be moved! Simple, but it works. |
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Throttle lock fits great.
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AIRLOCK THROTTLE LOCK
Simple and practical.
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AIRLOCK THROTTLE LOCK
My throttle has a screw-on round knob - a thief could easily remove the knob then take the lock off. I will probably cut off the rectangular end, and use the rest to lock the mixture, which is a verneer.
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AIRLOCK THROTTLE LOCK
I have the ElectroAir EIS switch panel replacing my key magneto / start switch, so use this for aircraft security when I travel and park outside a hangar. It works perfectly with a combination lock on my Cardinal RG.
We have 4 of these for club Cessna 172S aircraft. Needed to comply with NJ two lock rule for planes locked outside and with ElectroAirElectronic ignitions that replace key start with rocker switches.
Works great! I painted mine bright red and bought a small pad-lock for it.
Bought it for my 1966 Cessna 150 - fits perfectly - I love it
Works great, I used a number dial padlock, also have another one with a keyed hitch pin. Dont like that setup as well as the numbered one.
My throttle has a screw-on round knob - a thief could easily remove the knob then take the lock off. I will probably cut off the rectangular end, and use the rest to lock the mixture, which is a verneer.
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AIRLOCK THROTTLE LOCK
Did not fit ACS own throttle cable as advised it would, still no resolution
Q&A
Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
These weigh approximately 0.4 lbs each.
No. These do not work on vernier controls. You would have to use the ACS Products Lock p/n 13-08000.
This actually goes on the shaft behind the knob and will accept shafts up to .375" diameter.
