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Old November 25th 05, 03:07 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Is EAA Working on an STC for Ethanol-laced MoGas?

Earl, while I respect and admire you for your work in the EAA and on the
ASTM committee on the the autogas subject, as the secretary (whose mission
statement is generally to accurately report the proceedings of the group) I
respectfully note:



automotive gasoline (ASTM D4814) with 10% ethonal added. Other


ethanol


to a fuel containing 10% ethonal. The aircraft that was tested failed


ethanol


EAA concluded that the modificiations needed to address the issues we


modifications


modifications were made the aircraft may still fail the requered


required


To assure you that EAA does not have some kind of biasis against


bias


ethonal fuels the same test concluded that an aircraft with some


ethanol


modification the aircraft could be certificated to a 100% ethonal fuel.


ethanol


The chemistry of a 10% ethonal 90% gasoline fuel is a dificult one to


ethanol difficult


in. Particularly when you are dealing with exsisting aircraft that


existing


incetive, from the manufacturers standpoint, to design such an aircraft


incentive manufacturers'



fuel. One test showed corrosion in electronic bost pumps that lead to


boost


eletrical arching in the pump itself. This condition discovered during


electrical arcing



tests and to EAA's knowldge has not ever occured on an certificated



knowledge occurred



we should consitrate our efforts on in other areas. EAA continues to


concentrate


both avaition and automotive fuels specificaitons. I currently serve


aviation specifications


as the secretary of the avaition gasoline subcommittee.


aviation



I hope everyone who reads this understand that it is not practicle to


understands practical


operate an older aircraft on a autogasline with 10% ethonal at this


auto gasoline ethanol



afordable, accessable and safe for recreational aviaiton. EAA


affordable aviation



make fuel more afordable for recreational aviation. The Autogas STC's


affordable STCs



has saved aircraft owners millions of dollars over the years and EAA


have saved



Earl Lawrence
EAA
V.P. Industry and Regulatory Affairs



Jesus Murphy, my EAA dues are going to pay a VP of EAA as illiterate as
this? Not only that, but he is my representative on the ASTM autogas
committee? No wonder we are in the bind that we find ourselves.

I want a public answer from the EAA management why a person of this dubious
literacy is allowed to represent me and my fellow members on high level
government committees and task forces.

Jim



 




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