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[Bootlegger]

       Where are u fellow's gettin' u'r fuel filter's???   

[Scott B. Riese]

For me I use the Airscrew plastic ones $1:79 for three. I do CA the seam so they don't fall apart. (Never had a problem with one yet)
On some others planes with Little or no room for a filter, I make my own, out of brass. This way I can reduce the diameter to fit in tight spots.
Back to your question....The Local Hobby Shop works for me.

[Bill Hodges]

I use a small filter that I get from Brodak.  Here is the link. 

http://www.brodak.com/shop_productdetail.php?ProductID=8433

I have never had one leak.  They do not take up much space and they are easy to disassemble for cleaning.

Bill Hodges

[Bootlegger]

Again thanks, Guy's...

[Peter Ferguson]

I like these.

[Chuck Feldman]

Gil,   The other day I was looking around on Google Earth. I looked at Baton Rouge and at the old airport site. I notice what appears to be some control line circles.  Is that right are there circles there?

Chuck Feldman

[Bootlegger]

  Yes Chuck, There are two places to fly, one full, and one partial, we hold a contest there every Oct and this Oct contest will be the 16 & 17 with the field being open to fly on Friday the 15th also.
  Come join us ..
 When the contest director has more about the events I'll try to get it posted here ...

[Brett Buck]

I like these.

   Those are pretty good in real tight spots, and that's what I use if I can't fit one of these:


http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0001P?I=LXFU76&P=8#

   These have a lot more capacity, and a lot finer second element and get the "fibers" out more consistently. These are by far the most popular in stunt and aren't much bigger around than the Dave Shadel versions.

      Brett