I think a large main tank is better that wing tanks. There is less total
weight involved and no need for a fuel pump which can fail. Use a lowered
vent system instead of a vented gas cap incase the plane is ever upside down
in a field. 

-Joe
Scappoose Ore.

> 
> With enough time having passed since the the KR2 crash in 
> Valdosta to show respect and sensitivity, I want to discuss a 
> concern. I would prefer to have wing tanks with a small (say 
> 3 gallon) header tank up front, to try and avoid a similar 
> major fire  in a crash, should something so unfortunate ever 
> happen to me. This is obviously nothing special and has been 
> done before. I DO believe the Gas system should be thoroughly 
> inspected regularly. To that extent I would also prefer to 
> make the wing skins above the tanks removable with Zues 
> fasteners. I am also considering making the front deck and 
> removable wing skin panels out of aluminum rather than 
> fiberglass (usable for small cargo  such as overnight bags 
> and such). Any comments? Thanks

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