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Subject: Re:LC20 Static System Water Trap
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Marv asked me to expand a little on my static system water trap on my 360.

I have static ports per the manual on both sides of the plane.  The left side
static line (1/4in. polyflo I believe) routes forward to behind the seat.  The
right side line comes across from the right side, behind the seat back and T's
into the left side line.  The T junction attaches directly to the bottom side of
an upside down pill bottle (one-a-day).  The cap is air tight and if unscrewed
will release any water.  Another line exits the pill bottle and routes to the
IP.  The bottle is adel clamped to the fuselage left side behind the seat back. 
The trickiest part is bonding the polyflow fittings to the pill bottle but any
number of ways will work.  

Regards,
Ed de Chazal

[Thanks, Ed. Very creative and economical to boot.  Kudos!

<M>]