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Thanks for the info here is a bit more detail. I am building a biplane with
a center section fuel tank. Some of the fuel lines will be out in the breeze. Still use the 5052-0 in those locations? "Richard Riley" wrote in message ... On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 22:26:02 GMT, "Ebby" wrote: I just started thinking about the fuel system for my project. I knew it was 3/8" but in what alloy? In the fuselage, usually 5052-0 In the engine compartment, either fire sleaved, teflon lined stainless braid or (for short runs that don't have to flex) solid stainless. |
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