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From: James Brewer <alpha@concordnc.com>
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Subject: Re: Transfer Tank for Gasoline
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Jim Weir gave a forum about how he built a transfer system for fuel that was=
 legal in CA
for transporting and fueling his airplane.  It was based on a small trailer=
 from Harbor Freight
that he got on sale.  You guys know how frugal Jim is!  You might want to=
 email him or ask on the
electronics group he monitors.

Jim Weir
jim@rst-engr.com


Jim Brewer 
Albemarle, NC