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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: cooling duct seal?
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From: Terry L Schubert <jschuber@juno.com>



> 
> Terry, what is the temperature range of the RTV as
> compared to silicon material.  

The terms have become interchangable.  The red silicon has the highest
rating I know of 600F.

I'm not sure what a nose gear socket is.


Terry Schubert
Central States Association
Newsletter Editor




The nose gear socket
> goes through my firewall at a rather irregular
> angle, and runs through a reinforcement bead.  If
> the RTV comes in some high temp mixes, I'm thinking
> that this would make for a better firewall seal.