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Stabilator cable tension and STEC20

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Tokirbymd

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Piper manual lists correct stabilator cable tensions but if an autopilot is installed it references tensions from the autopilot maintenance manual. If I have instead an STEC20 altitude hold module, would I use the non-AP tension, the Piper AP tension, or some other STEC tension?
 

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