Our final step was routing. We decided on using 3/32” stainless steel cables of 7 x 19 construction, which are the norm for ultralights, and can take around 900 lbs of force (we’re only expecting around 100lbs of force). We’ll use tin-plated copper Nicopress sleeves to secure the cables — they were the cheapest option (swaging requires machines that cost thousands of dollars, and stainless steel Nicopress sleeves, though stronger, may need hydraulic tools, which are expensive). To direct the cables, we’ll use fairleads and pulleys — the exact details of that will be worked out when we build the control system.