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From: Lorn H Olsen <lorn@dynacomm.us>
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Subject: Re: RSA-5 Fuel Injector Mixture Lever
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Rob,

When in flight, the bottom of my cowling is compressed upwards by about =
1.5" to 2". Make sure you do not have anything that this compression =
could effect.

Lorn

> From: rwolf99@aol.com
> Date: December 19, 2010 7:09:33 PM EST
>=20
> The mixture lever on the bottom-mounted RSA-5 fuel injector on my =
IO-360 engine is extremely close to the cowling scoop.  This lever has a =
joggle in it which allows the rod-end bearing on the end of my mixture =
control cable to be somewhat farther outboard than it would be with a =
straight lever.  I can either make a "beauty blister" on my cowling =
scoop, or replace the offset lever with a straight one (of one exists).
> =20
> A google search was not helpful.  I have not called Precision =
Airmotive yet.  Does anyone on the list know if a straight mixture lever =
exists?
> =20
> - Rob Wolf
> Lancair 360, trying to finish...

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