Hi;I'm jist trying to find what I call fuel dots?THe 2 small plugs with fittings that can be used for fueling!I like them and have found them on several planes I have purchased am sure they are available but maybe I am looking under wrong name or something,My wife aways says I can't find anything!Thanks!

here's one outfit but not the one I was looking for...

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXAHE1&P=7

Here's just the dots...

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXD747&P=7

Hi;Thanks for the info!What I would like to find is those but the ones I have come with a fitting that goes thru side of plane and an alum.plug that then goes into it.There are 2 one for fill and one breather.THe tower ones are the same idea but not near as nice!Thanks

Cermark has them; I just ordered some... two pairs for four or five bucks. JTec has them for eight bucks apiece(!). I know there was another source where I bought a bunch of them. The price was very good. Tthey were available in anodized colors and included a spare plug with each set. If I remember the source, I'll post it.

Good flying,
desmobob

http://www.cermark.com/Merchant2/mer...t_Code=FTP-267
(still can't remember/find what that other source was.....)

R/C City makes a nice aluminum fuel dot that has the aluminum housing that installs in the fuse or cowling along with an aluminum plug. My LHS carries them but you may be able to find them on the net.

Central Hobbies had them at one time.

Are you talking about these?







These are PSP fuel dots (the best, IMHO), and you can order them from [link]http://www.pspmfg.com/[/link]

Those are the ones. They are my favorites, too.

Good flying,
desmobob

Hi;Thanks much for the info!!Those at PSP are really nice never been to there site they make a lot of really good looking equipment bu t not cheap but looks like real quality.Cermaks are cheaper but don't look as good!!

I have tried pretty much every brand of fuel dots, and I happen to like the PSP ones the best. They snap positively in place, and they don't require a long fingernail to remove. Prices on their website are for a pair plus an extra plug.

I've been using the J'tec ones but everyone seems to be out of them. [link=http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXVW09&P=7]J'tec fueler[/link]

I ordered a bunch of the PSP ones now though. They look just as good or better if you're into colors.

I like the ones from Madison that has a half-turn thread to secure the fuel dot http://www.qualityrcproducts.com/pro...clefueler.html You can order without the y-connector at a lower price. The "miracle fueler" concept using the y-connector doesn't work as there is backflow to the carb which will flood the engine. I use three-line to the fuel tank and a fuel dot.