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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <mreinath@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: VMS Fuel Flow Transducer Location
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I need a little advice in picking a good location for my VMS fuel 
flow transducer. For a fuel injected engine, the VMS manual says to 
mount it between the fuel control unit and the flow divider. I would 
prefer to mount mine between the gascolator and the engine-driven 
fuel pump instead. The pressure might be lower at this location, but 
the fuel flow will be the same, since I have no bypass pluming that 
returns fuel to the tank. Does anyone see a problem with this 
location?

Mike Reinath
Std. build 360 MkII 90%
N3602M
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