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November 25th 08, 08:37 PM
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How does fuel (safely) get from the tank to the engine?
On Nov 25, 9:23*am, Oliver Arend wrote:
an airplane can experience negative gs... During which times the engines of most airplanes just sputter. Aerobatic airplanes usually have at least one tank with the fuel pickup on a flexible hose that follows the fuel. That's usually called a "flop tube." Thanks, Bob K. 
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