I was looking through the Lancair Legacy manual pdf
and found this fuel pump. Anybody know what brand it is?
Apparently it has the pressure regulator
built in. Since it is a mechanical fuel injection system I don't
know what the system pressure is yet.
Sure simplifies the low wing fuel plumbing and loses the external
pressure
regulator. The two layer selector valve is still used to reroute
the return fuel to the tank that is being drawn from.
An essential feature.

Oh good grief.  Thanks for labeling the pictures as PNGs (I'm serious).
Unfortunately, TI's email gateway filters those out.  ARRGGGG.

So either I switch delivery of the newsletter to my home email account
(something I probably should do anyway), or you need to go back to
calling those PNGs JPEGs.   Could you resend this email, along with any
other emails with PNGs attached, to:
r-kent-acre@swbell.net


Thanks,
Russell Kent


It is all your fault Russell. Maybe Microsoft fault for not handling
png transparently as does Thunderbird, vi, xpaint, Firefox,
etc., etc.. Is anybody else having trouble viewing this jpg.
Maybe Microsoft is up to their old dirty tricks again.

Is anybody else having trouble viewing the png's or jpg's.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.



No problems viewing any of the pictures yet.

Now understanding what is going on,...that is another matter for this
newbie.

Robert E Keighley
Project Manager - IBM PMO
(913) 315-4697


Ask questions. There are no dumb questions here.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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