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![]() Michael Horowitz wrote: I may have an opportunity to move to a hanger at a private strip; no facilities, so I'll have to tote in my own gasoline in 2 1/2 gal plastic containors. When refueling, do I only need to worry about grounding the a/c? How would static be generated? - Mike ************************************************** ********************* REPLY: Mike; Just moving the plastic can around will develop a static charge on the can. When you get the nozzle close to the metal of the plane , a static spark jumps across the gap.. If this is at the tank - there goes the fire !!!! I use a plastic can -BUT- I have a little chain wired to the filler neck of the can with an alligator clip on the loose end. I then ground the can to a tie down ring BEFORE I open the tank and fill it. Bob Olds RV-4 Charleston,Arkansas ************************************************** ********************* |
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