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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <mreinath@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Weight of 100LL
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<< I was surprised
to learn that 100LL weighs 5.79 pounds per gallon and not 6 pounds per
gallon. Perhaps the lower density is affecting the flow sensor.>>

Brent, did you read in Sport Aviation last month, or maybe it was 
this month, in the Letters section, the letter discussing the fact 
that Avgas actually weighs more than 6 lb/gal? The letter is fairly 
detailed, and comes to the conclusion that it weighs 6.2 lb/gal (I 
think it was 6.2 ). Who's right?

Mike Reinath
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