Whoa!
You guys think way too complicated.
Why not a simple wee pump to pump the aux into one of the wings.
Assuming you have a simple way to fill the aux (and vent it), this saves an
expensive weird valve arrangement. Let's see, a right-left makes an aux, a
right-right makes a right,a left-off makes a left, two lefts make a ?
and two offs make quiet. With the pump there is no necessity to also plumb
in another return line. Finally, think of the weight you will save -
especially in POH pages alone. You might even add an automatic system
with a simple float valve to keep the R or L wing full until the aux was
empty.
Trying to have three direct sources to the engine is overkill....
Hmmmmm, the aux needs a sump check also. Hmmmm, the aux needs a fuel
gauge too. Welcome to the world of header tanks.
Scott Krueger
AKA Grayhawk
Lancair N92EX IO320 SB 89/96
Aurora, IL
(KARR)