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From: Jim Thomas <mypa12@yahoo.com>
Subject: Fuel Testing
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Thanks to everyone for setting me straight!  I have a clear understanding on how a low concentration of Jet A could make it into my fuel tank.  We can't stop others from making mistakes (putting Jet A in a 100LL fuel truck or storage tank) but we can protect ourselves by sampling the fuel directly out of the nozzle where the concentration of Jet A would be the greatest and most detectable.

Jim Thomas
Legacy RG

       
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Thanks to everyone for setting me straight!&nbsp; I have a clear understanding on how a low concentration of Jet A could make it into my fuel tank.&nbsp; We can't stop others from making mistakes (putting Jet A in a 100LL fuel truck or storage tank) but we can protect ourselves by sampling the fuel directly out of the nozzle where the concentration of Jet A would be the greatest and most detectable.<br><br>Jim Thomas<br>Legacy RG<br><p>&#32;

      
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