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> The only fixes I can think of are a
>separate sump tank fw'd of the fuel selector for best insurance (need
>be only 8 oz. per the rules), or at least a gascolator of reassuring
>capacity.
>
>Regards,
>Fred F.
Fred,
You could use the Andair GAS375. It will still block any water as long as
its wet with fuel. The design is such that the fuel velocity slows down and
turns as it flows into the large area of fine mesh, tending to dump
contaminants into the bottom of the bowl. The cheap style gascolators tend
to attract contamination onto the mesh, which then deflects and blocks the
part of the mesh immediately below the fuel outlet. This has been
demonstrated in Andairs workshop.
Graham
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