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Subject: Re: [LML] Plumbing the AOA Pro
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I have run into the same problem with others applications. The best solution
has been to find a tubing (usually nylon) that will have either the same ID
oOD and slip in or over the Nylaflow (or other tubing) and use as union.
usually no clamp ir necessary . you can slip over or in as far as you feel
needed.

Tom Hall
L-IV-PT


So, what to do?  Has anyone out there used the AOA with 3/16" NylaFlo?  If
so, what was your solution to tap into the pitot and static lines?