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"Bob Moore" wrote\ I don't know about the Malibu, but the large jet transports that I have flown, B-707, B-727, certainly did not have heated fuel tanks. Yep, the fuel filters had a heating capability using bleed air from the engine compressors.....flightcrew controlled. At higher Mach numbers (.80+), the temperature ram rise at the wing leading edge kept the fuel from waxing under most circumstances. Humm, that surprises me. Do they have excess fuel returned to the tank, which could carry some heat with it? No worries with the Malibu, since the Mach numbers will keep things nice and toasty. g -- Jim in NC |
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