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03-23-2015 08:24 PM 4 years ago
03-23-2015 08:46 PM 4 years ago
 Pistol Pete
rrProfessor Seffner, FL 💎Sustaining Member |
Where does the top hose coming out the valve go to? Is that your fill line?I use a single line straight from tank to carb and disconnect from carb to fill. No valve to introduce a potential air leak.Have you maiden here already? Looking good.~~Enjoying the hobby one flight at a time~~ |
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03-23-2015 09:01 PM 4 years ago
 wc_wickedclown (RIP)
rrProfessor long beach calif |
Pistol_Pete
Where does the top hose coming out the valve go to? Is that your fill line?
I use a single line straight from tank to carb and disconnect from carb to fill. No valve to introduce a potential air leak.
Have you maiden here already? Looking good.
and first maiden in a week or 2
and thank you brother
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03-23-2015 10:45 PM 4 years ago
| TaylorDrain
rrApprentice California |
I have been using safety wire on turbine fuel lines for the past 15 years without any issues. I believe you can get it at local harbor freight store.Taylor |
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03-23-2015 10:57 PM 4 years ago
| AirWolfRC
rrProfessor 42½ N, 83½ W |
So get a smaller diameter rod and bend the clamps you do have around it to make them smaller. |
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03-23-2015 11:06 PM 4 years ago
| JEEPWORLD2002/2
rrKey Veteran Blue Bell, Pa |
I prefer the tried n cheapest route just kiddin I double up about 3/8" on the line one could also use nitro line over gasser just easyTrex600n,Trex500,MR25,MikadoLoGo5003d/KDE,Goblin 380XNova,CastleCreations,Ys,JR XG8,Tags Mini XBus Dmss//FAA# FA3NYC9TAP |
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03-26-2015 03:01 AM 4 years ago
| kingmeow
rrApprentice The Garden State, US |
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03-26-2015 03:45 AM 4 years ago
03-26-2015 03:55 AM 4 years ago
| EEngineer
rrProfessor TX |
Try here:http://www.zoro.com/search?q=mini+hose+clampsLost my canopy "cotter pins" on my 800XX....they had the perfect replacements....$5 for 25 or so.And they list "good specs"...so you can properly choose which one to get...And they have 1-800 tech support....and they'll point you to the correct item when you tell 'em what you need.....FWIW |
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03-28-2015 04:34 AM 4 years ago
| turboomni
rrProfessor East of the Equator |
I use a single line straight from tank to carb and disconnect from carb to fill. No valve to introduce a potential air leak. Have you maiden here already? Looking good. |
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03-28-2015 09:18 PM 4 years ago
 A&J
rrApprentice Hudson FL 34667 |
small narrow zip ties work just fine I have use larger ones on outboard with no problems of fuel leak or air leaksyou want to use ones that's no longer than about 3 inches long and they are quite narrow so they should work just fine
and you can get them in different colors as wellLets do the time warp againnn ! |
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03-28-2015 09:38 PM 4 years ago
| turboomni
rrProfessor East of the Equator |
I use the small zip ties for internal tank fuel lines and a few external lines too I forgot.Setup is everything, All my heli's can fly far better than I can pilot them |
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03-29-2015 01:58 AM 4 years ago
 MartyH
rrProfessor USA |
Consider running straight from tank to carb to avoid potential leaning out. Safety wire in very small gauge is a great line secured. Sullivan uses it with their fuel tanks. |
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