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aluminum or steel for bellcranks and why?

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Jtrom

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My plans call for a choice of .080 aluminum or .050 steel for the bellcranks and other parts. (also .125 alum or .063 steel for some parts). Why the option of steel or alum?...Which is better/stronger/lighter??
 
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