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I was thinking about where to anchor the engine breather hose on the 360 and
wonder if there is anything out there that might cut down on the oil that is
bound to exit this hose (traps of some sort).  I suspect this is a major source
of the sludge that accumulates on the bottom of airplanes.  Anybody have any
ideas?

Ed de Chazal
Rochester Michigan

[Ed... get an oil separator from ACS, it returns oil back to the engine
and exhausts the air to the atmosphere.  <Marv> ]