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Subject: EWP location
From: Jerry Hey <jerryhey@earthlink.net>
To: Fly Rotary aircraft <flyrotary@lancaironline.net>
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Does it matter at all where in the loop the water pump (Davies Craig 
EWP)  is located?   Also,  I wanted to run 1.5 hose throughout the 
system but it is nearly impossible to build an adaptor block that will 
accommodate 1.5 lines. due to space limitations.   More likely the 
passages in the block would be less than 1.25 but could be expanded 
outside the block to 1.25.   Todd,  how big are the passages through 
your  adaptor block?   I am open to suggestions but it looks as if 1.25 
i.d. hose is the max if one is using an adaptor block with DC EWP.   
Maziere makes an adaptor block for direct mounting of their pump that 
has only .75 passages.  It would be nice to buy their complete system 
but Bob's text results seem to favor DC.      Jerry