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Date: Fri, 29 Dec 2000 18:38:57 -0500
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From: Marvin Kaye <marvkaye@olsusa.com>
Subject: More fuel on board for ES
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Posted on behalf of "Mark & Lisa Lally" <marklisalally@mindspring.com>:

Raymond

I extended my tanks to 100gal also. I used 1/4" 2pps for the web.  Seems OK 
to me. Of a bigger concern is the placement of the web, if I were you I 
would tilt the outboard edge aft about 1/2" or more, to avoid an 
interference problem with the ailerons control rods. Don't ask me how I 
know this. You will only lose about a quart or two fuel capacity, but 
potentially save yourself a big headache.

Also I would suggest that when you mill out the coreless area for the bell 
crank mounting pad, that you extend the coreless area aft an additional 
inch, to avoid your nut plates from ending up on a radius.

You may also want to call the factory concerning enlarging the inboard 
pushrod holes,similar to what you have to do to the outboard holes past the 
idler arm. I've been told this is going to be a big headache for me since 
my wings are already closed and there's no mention of this in the manual.

Mark Lally
Back in the game  ES


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