Regarding the small tanks on a Twinstar. What if you put a single larger tank in the fuse ahead of the servo tray, and ran two klunks in it feeding the small tanks using them as header tanks like the heli guys do. Then pressure feed the larger tank via 1 engine (or both, using a checkvalve setup) I just ordered a Twinstar fom "Lewflew" and plan on putting a pair of Magnum .30 4 strokes on it. Should really sound great when they are in sync. But I am concerned about the short flight time folks mention with the tiny tanks in the nacelles. Thanks,
Dwight