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Quote from: Bill Adair on July 13, 2009, 06:23:43 PM
You could probably substitute closed cell foam, as long as it's soft.
I have some closed cell, I'll give it a try. I have a wedge style tank, should the pick-up line be at the center of the air intake or below it?
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Rob,
Initially you can center it on the intake, and make small adjustments if the engine runs richer or leaner inverted. Mine were usually right on.
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Thanks Bill, but I think I'm a ways from inverted flight. Centered the tank on the intake as suggested. I haven't been able to get my time off to synchronize with calm weather...
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Rob , we need an update , have been flying again ?
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