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Ripcord Cable Routing

 

Design and Construction > Automatic Activation Devices and Reserve Static Lines > Reserve Static Line Systems > Ripcord Cable Routing

The routing of the ripcord cable from the handle to the pin determines where the lanyard connects to the cable. Most RSL attachments connect with the ripcord cable either at the yoke area or just above the ripcord pin. Generally, there is a double ring installation where the cable end of the lanyard is located. [Figure 2-53] On this particular installation, the connection is at the shoulder yoke area.


Figure 2-53. Double ring container installation

Main Riser Attachment
RSL Lanyard and Container Mount
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