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Subject: Fuel Attack of Wing Foam

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Bob P

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Date Posted: Sun, Jun 23 2013, 21:52:28 GMT
In reply to: Lee 's message, "Pulsar fuel leak advice" on Sun, Jun 23 2013, 15:11:38 GMT

Hi Lee,
If you do a Google search with the words "LAA TADS Pulsar" it should lead you to a PDF TADS file on the LAA website (TADS 202). The TADS gives lots of info on the Pulsar (it reads a little bit negative but the Pulsar has a good safety record). There is info in the TADS on which wings are prone to fuel attack and how to inspect for it. I think later wings have blue foam ribs that are fuel proof. My wings pre-date the wing fuel tanks, so I am unable to advise further.

You are very welcome to attend the Pulsar fly-in if you are UK based (see separate message on this subject).

Hope this helps

Bob P

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RE	Lee	Mon, Jun 24 2013, 7:29:02 GMT