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In a message dated 4/26/0 9:45:28 PM, you wrote:

<<The system is as simple as it comes. It has dual fuel pumps, no fuel
valve and with the addition of the AFTS it is virtually bullet proof.>>

My Cessna 150 is as simple as it comes.  One valve, on or off.  The Lancair 
is not as simple.  Nevertheless, I am on Bo's bandwagon here, having retained 
the header tank and bought an automatic fuel transfer system.  I hope to be 
able to turn it on and forget it.  Time will tell.

- Rob Wolf
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