On 22/07/2013 10:59, DAVID JOYCE wrote:
> Rowland
> Speak to Graham Singleton he has a mod and plans for how to do this, I
> am also in the process of doing with the addition of putting in
> aluminium lines to the bulkhead .
> rgds
> David
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> *Subject:* Europa-List: andair gascolator query
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> I've got an Andair GAS375-M gascolator that I plan to fit in the same
> compartment as the electric fuel pump. Obviously it is desirable to
> have it mounted with the bottom near the bottom skin of the fuselage
> so that the drain can be easily activated. However, it's necessary
> also to have room to remove the bowl. That means cutting an access
> hole in the bottom skin. Has anyone already got a LAA mod number that
> includes that sort of thing?
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> I suppose (plan B) it would also be possible to mount the gascolator
> sufficiently high that the bowl could be removed from inside the
> aircraft, but that would mean the drain would be a long way from the
> fuselage floor and so not easy to operate from outside. Maybe it could
> also be operated from inside if the sample cup is small enough?
>
> Any thoughts?
>
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Hi David my message is started too quick
For the aluminium tube it is necessary annealed aluminum tube. To fold
the tube easily.
Many Thanks
Michel AUVRAY
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