Jerry Bass wrote:

I have been using 1 OZ for each gallon of auto gas. I always add the oil to the Red cans before going to to the Auto gas station. I use a $1.50 baby bottle to measure 5 OZ for each 5 gallon can.

Jerry Bass
540-932 3125
Cell 241-2675

-"Lemings, Bob" wrote:

Thanks-- By the way, what do you guys do when you are traveling cross country and need fuel?  Most of the small airports only have 100LL or jet fuel, don't they?  I suppose one option is to land on a highway and taxi up to the pumps at a gas station-------

I think there is a web site somewhere that tells you what airports have auto fuel.
You can also burn 100LL with no real problems. Tracy's computer does not use the
O2 sensor so it does not affect the computer. It does foul the spark plugs more quickly.
If you are using the O2 sensor as a mixture monitor it will recover somewhat
after running a couple of tanks of auto fuel.

Paul Lamar

Jerry Bass wrote:

Look at AirNav.com for MoGas.  Use www. in front of it. you can plot a trip for auto gas there. Tracy Crook put me on to it.

Jerry Bass
540-932 3125
Cell 241-2675

 
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