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Old June 16th 04, 03:30 AM
Ernest Christley
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Default 37 degree fitting

The most recent Sport Aviation has an article on make up hoses. The
author states that 'you must use 37 degree fittings' and as is typical,
gives no reason why. Is there a reason for this that involves the laws
of nature, vs the "laws of the FAA"?

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