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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] LNC2, Fuel Transfer info
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Posted for Ken Berkovec <berkovec@yahoo.com>:

I can definitely hear the change in sounds when my pumps run dry.  

I'm not sure I notice it instantly, but it is detectable.  I have often
thought an idiot light would be good, but I've never found a reasonable way
to put one in, and it hasn't seemed to be a problem.

Ken
Ken@berkovec.com
N320KB - LC-360 200TT.

>    I was planning on cutting the panel so that you can see the fuel 
> transfer lines to the header tank.  Without doing that, how do you know 
> when the wing tanks are dry??  I doubt you can hear any change in the 
> transfer pumps?  Appreciate any practical info, as I would prefer to 
> leave this out of the panel.