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Homebuilt Control Stick Grips

From $134.75 to $198.75
Description Grip Bore Part No. Buy
Standard
Buy
With PTT
Grip, Right Hand UnboredRightUnbored
11-01010
$134.75
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Grip, Right Hand 7/8”Right7/8" Bore
11-01015
$148.80
Quantity
$193.75
Quantity
Grip, Right Hand 1”Right1" Bore
11-01020
$152.75
Quantity
$198.75
Quantity
Grip, Right Hand 1-1/8” Right1-1/8" Bore
11-01025
$142.75
Quantity
$198.75
Quantity
Grip, Left Hand UnboredLeftUnbored
11-01010-L
$142.75
Quantity
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Grip, Left Hand 7/8”Left7/8" Bore
11-01015-L
$145.80
Quantity
$193.75
Quantity
Left Hand Grip 1”Left1" Bore
11-01020-L
$145.75
Quantity
$190.75
Quantity
Grip, Left Hand 1-1/8”Left1-1/8" Bore
11-01025-L
$142.75
Quantity
$190.75
Quantity
Grip, Neutral Hand UnboredNeutralUnbored
11-02010
$142.75
Quantity
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Grip, Neutral Hand 7/8”Neutral7/8" Bore
11-02015
$148.95
Quantity
$193.75
Quantity
Grip, Neutral Hand 1”Neutral1" Bore
11-02016
$148.75
Quantity
$193.75
Quantity
Grip, Neutral Hand 1-1/8”Neutral1-1/8" Bore
11-02017
$148.80
Quantity
$193.75
Quantity
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Overview

These homebuilt control grips are made of high-strength urethane plastic, finish painted in matte black and come complete with all necessary hardware (AN screw, nut, wash­ers).

Available unbored or bored to accept 7/8”, 1”, or 1-1/8” diameter tubing.

All grips (except unbored) are available with or without PTT switch. Add -1 to the part number for PTT.

Reviews

Nice product. They look good, feel good and work great. The only thing I didnt like is they arent bored very deep. I had to cut a couple inches off my control sticks.

Keith V Verified Purchase

Grip, Right Hand 1

April 10, 2024

Keith V Verified Purchase

Grip, Right Hand 1

April 10, 2024

Geoff S Verified Purchase

Grip, Right Hand 1

November 18, 2023

Brian S Verified Purchase

Grip, Right Hand 1

November 15, 2021

Finishing and polishing not 5 stars

Didier
June 5, 2017

Very angry Switch wires were broken and fell out when opening the package and the switch did not work. the switch wires are too heavy gauge and would have broken when they were coiled inside the grip for transport. I will be writing to the manufacture to voice my anger at such poor work. Stay clear. RV6 owner.

Geoff S Verified Purchase

Grip, Right Hand 1

November 18, 2023

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce Canada'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 Canada 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.

Q: Will the PTT switch on the "with PTT" model homebuilt stick grips connect to an ICOM handheld radio, like the IC-A6 for example?

Yes, it can be done. The PTT button has bare wires hanging out the bottom of the grip, so the builder or avionics shop would need to hook the bare wires up to the PTT switch wires on the Icom radio. This would be a custom installation. There are no adapters to go straight from the grip to the Icom handheld.

Q: 1. Do the wires that hang out the bottom of the grip stick come out from the grip stick bore hole? <br> 2. Is the PTT button on the top of the grip stick so it can be pushed with your thumb? <br> 3. Is the PTT button the only part of the switch that sticks out of the grip stick?

1. Yes, the wires will come out of the bore hole in the bottom of the grip.
2. Yes, the PTT button can be pushed in with the thumb on the models that include the PTT switch.
3. Yes, the PTT button is the only button protruding from the stick on the models with PTT switch.

Q: Regarding 11-01020 and 11-01020-L: What is the overall height of the grip? What is the bore depth?

Overall height of the grip is approximately 4-1/2". Bore depth is approximately 1-1/2".

Q: Is the grip installed as a slip fit over the control stick or does the stick need to be drilled to accept a mounting screw? (in the photo, it appears that there is a screw on the side of the grip). Can the PTT switch be removed in case it needs to be replaced at some point in the future?

The grip that you reference slips onto the control stick. There is a hole on the side for securing the grip to the control stick and it would require drilling into the stick to fasten the screw. The PTT switch can be replaced.

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