ORIGINAL: Sport_Pilot
<p style=''MARGIN: 0in 0in 10pt'' class=''MsoNormal''><span style=''FONT-SIZE: 8pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 115%; FONT-FAMILY: ''Arial'',''sans-serif''''>I have to wonder how Moe uses a hydrometer to mix fuel as the different types of oil have different specific weights.<span style=''mso-spacerun: yes''> </span>Also it would be difficult to proportion three different liquids.</span></p>
True.....measuring the S/G of nitro in mixed fuel is nothing but unsliced baloney.....can't do it.
The only way nitro's S/G can be measured is before it is mixed with anything.
Not that any of us could do anything about it anyway.....
Well....I guess if the S/G of the nitro to be used is 99% of whatever it is supposed to be....1% could be added to make up the difference....but....the only thing that would do is to add to the expense.