And is there any known way to prevent water ingress / moisture ingress
into the pitot and static lines?
(I like the word "static line". It brings back fond memories of military
jumps! ;-) )
Serge Vidal
KR2 "Kilimanjaro Cloud"
Paris, France
Dennis Mingear
Envoyé par : krnet-boun...@mylis
Serge wrote:
> And is there any known way to prevent water ingress / moisture ingress
> into the pitot and static lines?
Troy said he has his static line running up high, across the crossmembers in
the back of the fuselage, and then it tees off and goes down hill to the
static port. Although w
>And is there any known way to prevent water ingress / moisture ingress
>into the pitot and static lines?
No, short of plumbing flow-thru desiccant cartridges into the pitot/static
lines.
Military A/C generally have "T" fittings at all the low points with the base
of the "T" pointing down and c
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