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Acme Type F (F3) fuel tank
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Re: Acme Type F (F3) fuel tank
roddie wrote:Ken Cook gave me a lot of GREAT advice when I built my FIRST little hard-tank for my CEF Reed-Speed entry. I had never soldered tinplate previously. I used .008" tinplate and 1/8" copper tube. For me; it was very satisfying to build my own custom tank. Once I got the feel for it.. I built several.
Here's an idea for a dolly..
I thought about making my own tank....still might. Thanks for the picture of the dolly.
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Re: Acme Type F (F3) fuel tank
I have the Hellrazor 1/2A kit. Not a lot of room in there that's for certain. The kit was really designed around engines of the time which were very anemic. I would love to jam a TD in there or something even more. I don't know if hollowing it out further would allow for bladder use. I'm certain a tank is going to be a struggle.
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Re: Acme Type F (F3) fuel tank
There are a lot of challenges, and sometimes things work out and sometimes they don't. Nice thing about the Perfect #17 tank is that if nothing else, being of right proportions for legacy .049's, could be readily used on another aircraft.
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