From: RicArgente@cs.com
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Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 11:24:11 EDT
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I saw several Lancairs at Oshkosh whose fuel caps were engraved with "100 LL  
14 Gallons" or something similar.  The caps were nicely finished (brushed 
aluminum or polished, I forget which) and the engraving was filled with paint 
for easy reading.  No unsightly labels on these birds!

The engraving is available from:

Werner Berry Aircraft Components
14331 Livingston St.
Tustin, CA  92780

714-838-8946 (voice)
714-838-0075 (fax)

www.aeroengraving.com

I called Werner yesterday and was told that it costs $45 (includes shipping) 
for a pair of fuel caps.  He has an exchange program for flying aircraft so 
you don't have to go without fuel caps.  I'm not flying yet so it's not a 
problem.

Here's my question:
What are the tank capacities for a Lancair 320/360 with the standard header 
tank and non-extended wing tanks?  (yes, I'm a dinosaur...)  The manual 
suggests 11 gallons in the header tank and 15.5 in each wing.  Funny, I don't 
remember seeing those numbers on any of the planes at Oshkosh...
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