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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Re: water pressure
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Posted for "Peter Cowan" <cowcam@pipcom.com>:


>I use a radiator cap with the
> pressure mechanism removed. The overflow hose goes to the bottom of a
stock
> RX-2 make up bottle. This bottle has the pressure cap on it. This is a
Stant
> lever cap 16 pound. The bottle acts as an accumulator (air spring) to
> maintain a constant pressure without dumping coolant. The bottle is only
1/4
> full of coolant. It works like a charm. It is the stock layout of the
RX-2/3.
> Lynn E. Hanover

Makes sense, Lynn, and accounts for the change in characteristics. I must
admit that I am slow in understanding your system. Does the first filler cap
near the pump have any pressure relief? What is a "stant lever" cap?
Pressure relief?
Can you tell me one more time why this arrangement is an improvement over
the single over flow bottle arrangement? Sorry for being a dunce on this.
Peter