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September 12th 05, 06:25 PM
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Rubber fuel cells
I have a Helio Courier with four fuel cells holding 30 gallons each. My
typical flight uses ~35 gallons so I would like to leave the outer (aux) tanks empty most of the time. I understand that leaving them empty will reduce their life expectancy. How much should I expect the life expectancy to be reduced? It there a proceedure to coat the inside of the bladders with something that would preserve them? Thanks! Mike MU-2 
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