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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] EWP pumping, pumping...... still pumping
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Hi guys, 

I like the water pump discussion.  I followed the JEGS link and looked at the 
EWPs they offer and was impressed by the Aerospace Components units.  I'm 
awaiting their printed catalog, as it pictures their remote mount pump while 
their website does not.   I thought that the Aerospace Components specs were 
the most favorable, those being 37gpm @ 4amp draw, weighs 5#.  It's available 
through either Jegs or AC for less than US$250.  I like the remote mounting 
EWP idea especially for being able to have the pump as the low point in the 
system.... my only problem is that one of the mounting ears I've already 
fabricated uses the stock pump housing for mounting, so I'd have to 
refabricate something for that corner of the engine.  I sort of see this as a 
blessing in disguise as I was never really that crazy about using the water 
pump as an engine mount component.  

Just some thoughts.....

        <Marv>