fuel bags
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Hi,
new here,
i'm currently buliding new Futura and i consider put fuel bags.. insted the normal fuel tank,
anyone have recomandation for feul bags?
i know the 3d Tomahawk Futura arrive with Fuel bags, but i don't know who manufacture them
Thanks in Advance
Zrikman.
new here,
i'm currently buliding new Futura and i consider put fuel bags.. insted the normal fuel tank,
anyone have recomandation for feul bags?
i know the 3d Tomahawk Futura arrive with Fuel bags, but i don't know who manufacture them
Thanks in Advance
Zrikman.
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Not sure if you are in the US but if you are fuel tanks must be rigid
The fuel tanks shall be of rigid construction with consideration given to burst and puncture resistance. Plasma bag
fuel tanks are not allowed. Consideration shall be given that non-metallic fuel lines may not be able to contact hot
parts of the engine as installed.
The fuel tanks shall be of rigid construction with consideration given to burst and puncture resistance. Plasma bag
fuel tanks are not allowed. Consideration shall be given that non-metallic fuel lines may not be able to contact hot
parts of the engine as installed.
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Not sure if you are in the US but if you are fuel tanks must be rigid
The fuel tanks shall be of rigid construction with consideration given to burst and puncture resistance. Plasma bag
fuel tanks are not allowed. Consideration shall be given that non-metallic fuel lines may not be able to contact hot
parts of the engine as installed.
The fuel tanks shall be of rigid construction with consideration given to burst and puncture resistance. Plasma bag
fuel tanks are not allowed. Consideration shall be given that non-metallic fuel lines may not be able to contact hot
parts of the engine as installed.
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I don't understand AMA stance on fuel bags. The kevlar and fiberglass tanks bust open in bad crashes too. A broken tank does not mean a fire will start, and a tank that does not break does not stop a fire from happening.
A properly operated bag tanks means no air bubbles and less chance of flame-out. That seems like a safety improvement.
A properly operated bag tanks means no air bubbles and less chance of flame-out. That seems like a safety improvement.
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I don't understand AMA stance on fuel bags. The kevlar and fiberglass tanks bust open in bad crashes too. A broken tank does not mean a fire will start, and a tank that does not break does not stop a fire from happening.
A properly operated bag tanks means no air bubbles and less chance of flame-out. That seems like a safety improvement.
A properly operated bag tanks means no air bubbles and less chance of flame-out. That seems like a safety improvement.
As Keith mentioned, I'm working on getting the rules modernized.
Changing anything in the AMA safety program now requires review and approval by the FAA so its a somewhat tedious process.
The OP isn't in the US in any case.