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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:13:09 -0800, Ed Sullivan
wrote: I'm not sure why you have a header tank unless it is for inverted flight. On my Jungster the wing tank feeds into the fuel valve as does the fuselage tank. I can then select either the wing or fuselage tank, but not both otherwise the wing tank could overflow the fuselage tank. I have both upright and inverted vents on the fuselage tank and inverted tank. On the wing tank I just use a vented cap. Ed Sullivan Really? You can't just plumb the wing tanks into the header tank? Thought that was done all the time. Is it necessary to vent the header tank if the wing tanks are properly vented? Thanks, Corky Scott |
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