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XL / Re: metal fuel tank
« Last post by DA Miller on May 09, 2025, 04:55:20 PM »
thanks for the feedback.  I'll check your build info. I've pretty much decided to put in a front and a back outlet.  that way I'll have the front when heading downhill and I'll have the back when taxing in the 3 point position.  DA
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Builders logs / Re: Pappy's LEXL Build in Texas
« Last post by pappyadkins on May 09, 2025, 06:08:59 AM »
Sorry for the delays on the updates, today, let's build our aileron guides for the rear struts...

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XL / Re: metal fuel tank
« Last post by Chuck in Indiana on May 07, 2025, 05:18:21 PM »
Mine is the same shape of Kam's, and I have an outlet front and back joined at a shutoff valve. Quick drain at the rear inboard. I think (memory fails me, I'm old) I documented it all in the build thread.
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XL / Re: metal fuel tank
« Last post by DA Miller on May 07, 2025, 03:41:13 PM »
Kam, tks for your reply. I never thought of that. even though I  have the necessary HW for two outlets. I've had four planes: 7AC Champ, RV-4, Citabria, and a Ridgerunner. I never much paid attention to where the fuel outlets were. I'm pretty sure the ridgerunner had one outlet in the rear. Chuck from INdiana has broad experience with multiple planes.  Hopefully he'll comment.
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XL / Re: metal fuel tank
« Last post by Kamcoman77 on May 06, 2025, 04:10:45 PM »
Why not put in a front outlet during construction and plug it with an NPT plug? If you find that you need it later, just screw in another petcock. That is what I did on my FG tank.
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XL / Re: metal fuel tank
« Last post by DA Miller on May 06, 2025, 04:04:23 PM »
My Al Pro-Seal fuel tank is coming together nicely.  I now need some guidance from the collective wisdom of the group: the dimensions of my tank are 7"D X 12: W X 14" L.             
1. With such a short L do I really need both a front and a rear fuel outlet?
2. Assume one outlet.  Front or rear? Why?  My thinking is if I'm up in the air and low on gas I'm looking for a place to land and probably heading down hill. Ergo front placement. If I take off with so little fuel that I'll uncover the front outlet, I deserve whatever I get... So what do ya'll think?  Thanks for your input with this.  DA
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Off Topics and General Interest / Re: Ultralight Fly in
« Last post by DA Miller on May 01, 2025, 04:23:58 PM »
Hey Les, thanks for the reply.  I'm sure you will have a large turn out now that ::)  ::)  we know where it is ::)
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Double Seaters / Re: First post, and sacrilege already
« Last post by Brock on May 01, 2025, 10:22:49 AM »
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If I remember correctly, a kit with everything except the three longerons could be shipped UPS non-oversize.

I recall looking at the VR3 kit and noted the longerons were cut and came with splicing plugs/sleeves.  So perhaps it's no longer oversized.
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Off Topics and General Interest / Re: Ultralight Fly in
« Last post by leshoman on April 30, 2025, 04:42:53 PM »
The Ultralight Fly-in is at Frankston Texas. Southwest of Tyler Texas at airport T25. We have a 3,100 ft. Grass Strip and CTAF is 122.9. Flyin or drive in.
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Off Topics and General Interest / Re: Ultralight Fly in
« Last post by DA Miller on April 30, 2025, 04:12:17 PM »
Yes but where?
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