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Hangar Flying / Re: Fuel vent
« on: September 09, 2010, 10:35:38 PM »
Now William, . . .that was a beautiful description of a wild goose chase ! ! Only this time, . .I think the goose got away ! ! Maybe we could get some GPS coordinates to locate the change in direction of the vent lines. (Just ribbin' ya buddy! !) That's first, . .second, . .doesn't the gear leg exit the fuselage about a foot below the strake ? If so, . .how could this be an insignificant drag area ? I've heard stories of the vent line peeing on the passenger seat when parked, . .so I moved mine to the outboard area about even with the GIB's ears. (On the side of the area directly behind the canopy). My concern is that I've also heard about lack of vent pressure and engine ceasing as a result. (That's not a very comforting sound). I think that venting below the strake is a great idea, but I'm not sure about the path getting there and also the exact (gps) location of the point of penentration. Venting below sounds like a great idea, so that peeing is not a problem. My wife had the cats in the car and on a hot day, . .it's intoxicating ! ! - side's that, . . I don't like it ! ! Come to think of it (venting that is ) Cessna has it's vents below the wing near the strut attach point too. Did they get that from you ?