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Posted for "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>:

  Bill, Check Don's site, it has a picture - somewhere.  For what it's worth,
  you angle the two elbows on the stub and the wing to 45's basically so that
  the lines make an "arc" between the two fittings.  I can't remember at the
  moment if it's top rear to bottom front or what the specific hookup is...
  
  Hope this helps,
  Alan
  
  Ps. The lines are only about 12-15" (from memory) I think.  I can measure
  mine if you need a comparison.  While I haven't hooked them up yet, they
  don't appear to be too long...