How hard to add water to ASW20 A that never had it?

[Bret]

Is it feasible to add water to an ASW20 A that never had it? How
expensive? Were they all designed for it?

[T8]

On Dec 22, 10:32*pm, Bret > wrote:
> Is it feasible to add water to an ASW20 A that never had it? *How
> expensive? * Were they all designed for it?

It's a project, but doable.

Step 1 -- join ASW-20 owners group on yahoo. there are some resources
available here.

If you need help sourcing parts, email me.

-Evan Ludeman / T8

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On Dec 22, 10:32*pm, Bret > wrote:
> Is it feasible to add water to an ASW20 A that never had it? *How
> expensive? * Were they all designed for it?

Eastern Sailplane stocks a kit for just this purpose.
UH

[Croft Brown[_2_]]

At 03:32 23 December 2010, Bret wrote:
>Is it feasible to add water to an ASW20 A that never had it? How
>expensive? Were they all designed for it?
>
As far as I was aware, the 20 was produced with the water valves, dump
operating mechanism and the bags as a complete system from the factory.
The exit holes (and fill holes) are at the rear of the undercarriage
doors.
Check by taking the seat out and then the rear panel that covers the
wheel. You should see the valves and pipes in there. If not then its going
to be expensive!!
I am in the UK and I do have a complete system in a wrecked 20 :o(
Croft