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"Inverted fuel and oil systems"
05-23-03, 18:28z 

Greetings!

I'm interested in learning some more about inverted fuel and oil systems (e.g. systems that permit fuel and oil flow/operation while the aircraft is inverted). I should probably be specific about the pieces that I'm unclear on:

- Can anyone explain or point me to some reference that illustrates what inverted fuel tank pickup mechanisms look like?

- I understand the concept of wet and dry oil sumps. Are dry sump oils systems used in high performance aerobatic aircraft like the Extra or is there some other system used? All explanations and/or illustrations most welcome.

Thanks!

Ben


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  Subject      Author      Message Date     ID   
  Inverted fuel and oil systems    Ben_Chiu      05-23-03       
     RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   ChipB727[Sysop]      05-27-03      1   
        RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   TomParsons[Guest]      05-27-03      2   
        RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   Ben_Chiu[Admin]      05-28-03      3   
             RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   djpacro[Guest]      05-29-03      4   
                  RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   Ben_Chiu[Admin]      06-01-03      5   
                  RE: Inverted fuel and oil systems   ChipB727[Sysop]      07-02-03      6   

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