> To fit the spar webs I figure I need about 8 ft by 35 inches surface > area of ply to cover all the spars, I would assume the grain in a 8 ft > length runs lengthwise in the sheet, the plans MAKE A POINT of > noting the grain to run vertically, so my question is what do most > people do, cut 4 ft lengths and scarf together? > Next question is there is nothing more annoying than fuel sloshing > around in the tank giving all sorts of strange readings on the fuel > sender, so I thought some sort of stand pipe arrangement with a small > feed hole in the bottom, so that this basically acts as a mechanical > averager of teh fuel contents, the pipe keeping an average level while > the rest sloshs around inside, anyone know of any type of sending unit > which will fit into such a small hole? That or either fiddle around > with electronic averager units on a conventional sender, but I really > don't want to be bothered with op amps and time constants, and > integrating, getting tired of all that crap, something cheap and > simple and easy to get hold of, any ideas????? > Tending to think that a welded 2-3 mil alumimium tank might be the > most crash resistant/puncture proof thing available, around about 70 > litres/ 15 gallon capacity, any comments? > _______________________________________
Chris, I have had a Mustangll, Mustang l, And a Cassutt. Used capacitance guages in them that worked well. I am using a 16 gallon aluminum tank in the KR with a sight tube..........Bobby > Search the KRnet Archives at http://www.maddyhome.com/krsrch/index.jsp > to UNsubscribe from KRnet, send a message to krnet-le...@mylist.net > please see other KRnet info at http://www.krnet.org/info.html >
