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From: "Clark Still" <clarkstill@netzero.com>
Subject: Looking for Toggle-type Alternate Static Valve
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I'm looking of a toggle switch-like valve to use for an alternate static=
 switch in my LIVPT.  The Lancair IVP door seal toggle valve looked perf=
ect, but two I tested leaked during static tests at the equivalent of 10=
,000 feet.  I guess the seals weren't designed for this type of pressure=
 differential.  In any case, I need a valve that can easily adapt to the=
 quarter inch static lines (1/8" NPT I think) and has an electrical toog=
le switch like handle.  Any suggestions would be appreciated, Clark Stil=
l (NY).
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<html>I'm looking of a toggle switch-like valve to use for an alternate =
static switch&nbsp;in my LIVPT.&nbsp; The Lancair IVP&nbsp;door seal tog=
gle valve looked perfect, but two I tested leaked during static tests at=
 the equivalent of 10,000 feet.&nbsp; I guess the seals weren't designed=
 for this type of pressure differential.&nbsp; In any case, I need a val=
ve that can easily&nbsp;adapt to&nbsp;the quarter inch static lines (1/8=
" NPT I think) and has an electrical toogle switch like handle.&nbsp; An=
y suggestions would be appreciated, Clark Still (NY).</html>

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