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March 19th 06, 08:53 AM
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Would you fly this Aircraft?
"Jim Macklin" wrote in message news:C18Tf.118046$QW2.74826@dukeread08... Fuel has weight, a little less than .5 pounds per foot of distance. A high wing Cessna has about 3-4 feet between the fuel tank and the carb float. The float in the bowl is raised by the liquid fuel in the bowl and by a lever, presses the needle valve closed, stopping the flow of fuel by gravity. In this case it's a low-wing twin - the engines are (probably) slightly above the tanks - very little in it either way. 
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