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      Gang,
      
      It was a pleasure to meet so many Commander owners and enthusiasts in Carson City.
      The collective knowledge in the room was amazing and well worth the trip.
      Hats off to the "extra" skill sets some of you clearly possess.  Like classic
      car acquisition, prison inmate relations, law enforcement communications, and
      in Morris' case, reselling the same brake parts!  Dinner with R.A. (Bob) Hoover
      was special.  Thanks to Jim (and wife), and John Towner for getting it all
      done.
      
      I have a technical question on my fuel system (560F) which begs some expert response.
      
      Problem.  After fueling the main tank to 100 gallons, and the aux tanks to max
      (32.5 gal), I let plane sit overnight.  The next day, 5 to 10 gallons is missing
      from the rt aux, but appears to have "drained" into the main.  The parts manual
      shows no common route in my book for this kind of "cross-feed".   So far,
      my solenoids have all been rebuild, and the vents checked to make sure they are
      clear.  Any ideas what the problem is?
      
      Regards and thanks again for a great time.
      
      Craig
      
      
            
      
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      Fellow Commander Folks,
      
      This really was a super Commander get together!  
      
      If anyone is interested the 1988 Oldsmobile that Buddy and I purchased 
      was sold for $ 250.00.
      
      Best regards,
      
      Moe Mills
      N680RR
      Past Proud Holder of The Golden Pedal Award
      
      
      From: craig kennedy 
      Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 11:05 AM
      Subject: Commander-List: Carson City
      
      
      Gang,
      
      It was a pleasure to meet so many Commander owners and enthusiasts in 
      Carson City.  The collective knowledge in the room was amazing and well 
      worth the trip.  Hats off to the "extra" skill sets some of you clearly 
      possess.  Like classic car acquisition, prison inmate relations, law 
      enforcement communications, and in Morris' case, reselling the same 
      brake parts!  Dinner with R.A. (Bob) Hoover was special.  Thanks to Jim 
      (and wife), and John Towner for getting it all done.
      
      I have a technical question on my fuel system (560F) which begs some 
      expert response.
      
      Problem.  After fueling the main tank to 100 gallons, and the aux tanks 
      to max (32.5 gal), I let plane sit overnight.  The next day, 5 to 10 
      gallons is missing from the rt aux, but appears to have "drained" into 
      the main.  The parts manual shows no common route in my book for this 
      kind of "cross-feed".   So far, my solenoids have all been rebuild, and 
      the vents checked to make sure they are clear.  Any ideas what the 
      problem is?
      
      Regards and thanks again for a great time.
      
      Craig
      
      
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      Craig;
      
      I have the same problem with my 560E, if I let it sit for awhile, the 
      right wing tank drains some fuel into the main.  I just don't fill the 
      wing tanks until I am ready to go fly and then use them first down to 
      about 15 gals each which is my emergency fuel.  I too would be 
      interested in why, I have figured its just an O ring someplace.
      
      Don
        ----- Original Message ----- 
        From: craig kennedy 
        To: commander-list@matronics.com 
        Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 2:05 PM
        Subject: Commander-List: Carson City
      
      
        Gang,
      
        It was a pleasure to meet so many Commander owners and enthusiasts in 
      Carson City.  The collective knowledge in the room was amazing and well 
      worth the trip.  Hats off to the "extra" skill sets some of you clearly 
      possess.  Like classic car acquisition, prison inmate relations, law 
      enforcement communications, and in Morris' case, reselling the same 
      brake parts!  Dinner with R.A. (Bob) Hoover was special.  Thanks to Jim 
      (and wife), and John Towner for getting it all done.
      
        I have a technical question on my fuel system (560F) which begs some 
      expert response.
      
        Problem.  After fueling the main tank to 100 gallons, and the aux 
      tanks to max (32.5 gal), I let plane sit overnight.  The next day, 5 to 
      10 gallons is missing from the rt aux, but appears to have "drained" 
      into the main.  The parts manual shows no common route in my book for 
      this kind of "cross-feed".   So far, my solenoids have all been rebuild, 
      and the vents checked to make sure they are clear.  Any ideas what the 
      problem is?
      
        Regards and thanks again for a great time.
      
        Craig
      
      
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