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From: "Dan Schaefer" <dfs155@adelphia.net>
Subject: Oil Separator
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Brad, I've installed one of Spruce's separators for experimental aircraft on 
my LNC2  6 or 7 years ago and it works just fine. I plumbed the outlet into 
a small poly bottle (approx. 1 pint or so) attached beneath the separator as 
I did not want the ugly goo that collects in there returned to my engine. To 
enhance it's ability to condense the oil vapors internally, I blew a small 
amount of cool air on the body of the unit - not sure if that was needed but 
I think it did.

I'm running a small Lycoming but the separator will probably work on just 
about any engine. It's about 4 inches in diameter, slightly less than that 
high and attaches to the firewall (or as desired) via attach points on the 
base-plate.

Cleaning the bottom of my Lancair got to be a whole lot less work 
afterwards -

Regards,

Dan Schafer