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From: "Janie & Ed Smith" <2luv2fly@cox.net>
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Subject:  [LML] Pressurization - IVP
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John,

How about a bulkhead fitting for the fuel line and an AMP feed-thru
connector for the wires?

Ed Smith
Chesapeake, VA


I'm attempting to button up the pressure vessel in preparation for first
pressurization.  These two photos are of boxes to seal off the aft spars
where they enter the cockpit just in front of the rear seat on the floor.

Any thoughts on a good way to seal off these fuel lines?

Thanks,
John Barrett