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Posted for Walter Atkinson <walter@advancedpilot.com>:

  Scott:
  
  HIgh altitudes increase the voltage required to jump the gap on the plug.
  
  Also, vapor locks are not in the fine lines above the engine during a hot
start.  The hot start problem is a result of the vapor locking in the heat
soaked engine driven fuel pump.  Cool the engine driven fuel pump and there
are no hot starts.
  
  Merry Christmas.
  
  Walter