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PostPosted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 5:47 pm    Post subject: cassette bi-level Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:34 pm    Post subject: Re: Fuel Doors/Non-flush caps 601XL Reply with quote

Andy,

I used the Zenith flanges and they present very little problem or wind resistance from what I see.

Been thinking about your using the sending units in the filler end. How are you going to measure the fuel in the low side of the tank? I am most interested in how much fuel is left in the tank as it nears the empty mark. With the sending units mounted on the high end you must be using a real long arm to get the float to the other end of the tank.


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PostPosted: Thu Dec 11, 2008 5:14 am    Post subject: Re: Fuel Doors/Non-flush caps 601XL Reply with quote

I'm still debating moving the sender down to the lowside, but I did notice an added bonus of having the sender at the high side. When the tank reads empty, there's still like a gallon and a half in there; built in reserve, time to get on the ground for real. Get down to 1/4 or less and that's a good time either switch tanks or start looking to put down, Hits empty, hubba hubba time for sure, but at least there's something in there. I put the tank on an angle and when the float hits the bottom, that's about how much is left in the low side. Not a bad design really. It has it's advantages.

Of course I'd manage my fuel like a pro anyway, but I kind of like knowing that on empty, there's still fuel in there covering the outlet hole.

Ron Lendon wrote:
Andy,

I used the Zenith flanges and they present very little problem or wind resistance from what I see.

Been thinking about your using the sending units in the filler end. How are you going to measure the fuel in the low side of the tank? I am most interested in how much fuel is left in the tank as it nears the empty mark. With the sending units mounted on the high end you must be using a real long arm to get the float to the other end of the tank.


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