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Subject: RE: [LML] IO-550 fuel injection
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From: "Kevin Stallard" <Kevin@arilabs.net>
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Has anyone been able to do something to mitigate this requirement of
having to have the boost pump on at altitude? =20

I've had some ideas put in my head by a good friend of mine like: What
is the good of having mags or anything else that makes an engine run
without the battery if it's just going to have a fuel starvation problem
when the lights go out...

I'll continue to look through those posts, but I'm not finding anything
that would speak to this directly.

Thanks
Kevin=20